Supernaw caught all three of his targets for 43 yards in Tennessee's preseason opener against the Falcons.

Supernaw mixed in briefly with the second-team offense due to the absence of Delanie Walker, but fellow depth tight end Chase Coffman (4 catches, 58 yards) turned in a slightly better performance. Coffman and Supernaw will be battling it out for reps behind Walker and Anthony Fasano as camp progresses.

Supernaw agreed to a contract with the Titans, Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean reports.

A 2012 UDFA, Supernaw has just three career receptions and will need to compete for a roster spot. He'll likely need an injury ahead of him just to crack the roster as the No. 3 tight end.

Supernaw was released by the Ravens on Tuesday, ESPN's Jamison Hensley reports.

Supernaw was active for eight games last season, making two appearances with the Chiefs and another six with the Ravens. The 2012 UDFA would have been a long shot to make Baltimore's final roster, after the team selected two tight ends in the 2015 NFL Draft.

The Ravens promoted Supernaw to the active roster Friday, the Baltimore Sun's Jeff Zrebiec reports.

With backup tight end Crockett Gillmore battling a back injury and likely questionable for Sunday's game against the Dolphins, Supernaw will give Baltimore some extra depth behind starter Owen Daniels.

Supernaw caught a pass for three yards Sunday against the Seahawks.

Supernaw moved up the Chiefs' depth chart quickly, signing as the team's third tight end in place of Demetrius Harris (foot), who was placed on injured reserve last week. He then moved to second on the depth chart with Anthony Fasano (knee) inactive Sunday. Fasno's injury shouldn't keep him out for a long period of time, and his return will move Supernaw back down to no. 3 on the depth chart.

Supernaw agreed to a contract with the Chiefs on Thursday.

Supernaw was added to the roster to take the palce of Demetrius Harris, who landed on injured reserve. He will slot in third on the depth chart behind Travis Kelce and Anthony Fasano.

Supernaw was released by the Ravens on Tuesday, the Baltimore Sun reports.

Supernaw has bounced between the Ravens' practice squad and active roster this season and will now be let go once again to create an opening on Baltimore's depth chart.

The Ravens promoted Supernaw from their practice squad Saturday, the Baltimore Sun reports.

Supernaw was among the Ravens' final cuts coming out of training camp, but he was promoted for the team's Week 4 matchup and will get another opportunity to play Sunday against Cincinnati, backing up Crockett Gilmore with Owen Daniels (knee) ruled out.

The Ravens released Supernaw on Tuesday, Aaron Wilson of The Baltimore Sun reports.

Supernaw was removed from the roster to make room for Ryan Taylor, who was claimed off waivers from the Packers. He could be added back to the Ravens' practice squad, which is where he resided prior to his promotion to the Ravens' roster in late September.

Supernaw was promoted to the Ravens' active roster on Tuesday, The Baltimore Sun reports.

Supernaw being brought up from the Ravens' practice squad comes in wake of fellow tight end Dennis Pitta (hip) being ruled out for the season. However, with Owen Daniels and Crockett Gillmore already occupying the top spots on the Ravens' depth chart at tight end, and fullback Kyle Juszczyk another capable pass catcher, Supernaw's role will probably be limited moving forward.

Texans waived/injured TE Phillip Supernaw.

He had a foot injury. The Texans will move forward with Garrett Graham, Ryan Griffin, Adam Schiltz, and Jake Byrne behind locked-in starter Owen Daniels.

Texans signed TE Phillip Supernaw.

Supernaw is a 6-foot-5, 250-pound prospect who played college ball at Ouachita Baptist. In Houston, Supernaw instantly becomes a candidate for the Hall of Name.