Arizona Cardinals elevate Yeboah, Harrison-Hunte for Cowboys game
DALLAS — The Arizona Cardinals elevated tight end Kenny Yeboah and defensive lineman Jared Harrison-Hunte from the practice squad on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026, for Sunday’s game against the Dallas Cowboys in Dallas. The moves give the Cardinals four tight ends available for the game and represent a shift at the No. 4 tight end spot on the depth chart. The elevations also provide extra depth along the defensive line for the matchup. The team announced the roster changes on Saturday.
Yeboah is expected to line up behind Trey McBride, Elijah Higgins and Teagan Quitoriano on the depth chart. He previously landed on injured reserve (IR) with a hamstring issue and was later waived with an injury settlement. Yeboah returned to the Cardinals’ practice squad on Oct. 6. The team elevated him from the practice squad on Saturday to make him available for Sunday’s game.
Jared Harrison-Hunte was elevated from the practice squad for a second consecutive game to provide depth on the defensive front. The Cardinals had used practice-squad tight end Shawn Bowman as the fourth option against the Broncos after Hunter Long was placed on IR. Long is rehabbing and has a chance to return this season, the team said. The elevation of Harrison-Hunte gives the coaching staff an additional option for Sunday’s active roster.
NFL Sports Blog Take
Yeboah’s return to the practice squad and swift elevation restores a familiar veteran presence at tight end and helps shore up the depth chart in the short term. Carrying four tight ends for the game gives Arizona flexibility in personnel groupings and protection against further injuries. Back-to-back elevations for Harrison-Hunte underscore the team’s emphasis on defensive-line depth for this matchup. These transactions reflect pragmatic roster management as the Cardinals navigate injuries and immediate roster needs for Sunday.