So did some google searches and found some of the following names.
Delanie Walker TE Titans:
He is under contract through 2020, and it clearly wouldn’t be easy for the Titans to cut him now, from a cap standpoint. The problem is, he’s 35 and he played just one game last year, after signing a contract extension. A lot depends on how the Titans feel about young tight ends Jonnu Smith and MyCole Pruitt. Their combined 2019 cap hit is $1.565 million, compared to $6.327 million for Walker if he sticks.
Chad Williams Wr Cardinals:
One of those should be 2017 third-round pick Chad Williams. While the Grambling State product has shown flashes, he's never developed into a consistent pass-catcher. Through two seasons, he has just 20 catches for 202 yards and a touchdown.
Jake Butt, TE Broncos:
The Denver Broncos used a fifth-round pick in the 2017 draft on former Michigan tight end Jake Butt. Even though he was coming off a torn ACL, Butt had the kind of upside NFL teams drool over.
Butt missed his rookie campaign and suffered another torn ACL after just three games in 2018.
Though Butt was cleared to practice, he's a long shot to make the 53-man roster. Denver used a first-round pick on Noah Fant in April and also has Jeff Heuerman and Troy Fumagalli at the position.
Jordan Thomas (or Jordan Akins) TE Texans
In 2018, the Houston Texans used a sixth-round pick on former Mississippi State tight end Jordan Thomas. They also used a third-round pick on UCF's Jordan Akins, and one of the two could be on the way out.
Jamil Demby OL (including C) Rams
Last year, the Los Angeles Rams used a sixth-round pick on Maine offensive lineman Jamil Demby. Then they cut him at the start of the regular season. They've since signed him off the Lions' practice squad and thrust him into the competition along the interior line—which has a large hole after the departure Rodger Saffold in free agency.
Dwayne Allen TE Miami
That leaves Dwayne Allen as the big question -- he hasn't shown much and hasn't stayed healthy. "I love Dwayne. I do. But Dwayne knows that I'm all about competition," coach Brian Flores said.
Feel Free to add more that you think are possible.
Delanie Walker TE Titans:
He is under contract through 2020, and it clearly wouldn’t be easy for the Titans to cut him now, from a cap standpoint. The problem is, he’s 35 and he played just one game last year, after signing a contract extension. A lot depends on how the Titans feel about young tight ends Jonnu Smith and MyCole Pruitt. Their combined 2019 cap hit is $1.565 million, compared to $6.327 million for Walker if he sticks.
Chad Williams Wr Cardinals:
One of those should be 2017 third-round pick Chad Williams. While the Grambling State product has shown flashes, he's never developed into a consistent pass-catcher. Through two seasons, he has just 20 catches for 202 yards and a touchdown.
Jake Butt, TE Broncos:
The Denver Broncos used a fifth-round pick in the 2017 draft on former Michigan tight end Jake Butt. Even though he was coming off a torn ACL, Butt had the kind of upside NFL teams drool over.
Butt missed his rookie campaign and suffered another torn ACL after just three games in 2018.
Though Butt was cleared to practice, he's a long shot to make the 53-man roster. Denver used a first-round pick on Noah Fant in April and also has Jeff Heuerman and Troy Fumagalli at the position.
Jordan Thomas (or Jordan Akins) TE Texans
In 2018, the Houston Texans used a sixth-round pick on former Mississippi State tight end Jordan Thomas. They also used a third-round pick on UCF's Jordan Akins, and one of the two could be on the way out.
Jamil Demby OL (including C) Rams
Last year, the Los Angeles Rams used a sixth-round pick on Maine offensive lineman Jamil Demby. Then they cut him at the start of the regular season. They've since signed him off the Lions' practice squad and thrust him into the competition along the interior line—which has a large hole after the departure Rodger Saffold in free agency.
Dwayne Allen TE Miami
That leaves Dwayne Allen as the big question -- he hasn't shown much and hasn't stayed healthy. "I love Dwayne. I do. But Dwayne knows that I'm all about competition," coach Brian Flores said.
Feel Free to add more that you think are possible.