Free agency: Washington signs tight end whose last game was for Kansas City in Super Bowl LV

When veteran players are signed in May, fans often don't pay attention, usually assuming that it's a bottom-of-the-roster "camp body" – a no-hoper. Well, this week's signing of Deon Yelder, who was Travis Kelce's backup at the tight end position in Kansas City appears to be something very different. While Yelder was limited in the number of snaps and passing targets he received playing behind Kelce, who is arguably the NFL's best tight end, he will likely have a much bigger role in Washington, where the coaching staff is in desperate need of an experienced tight end.