Zack Kuntz Joins Dallas Cowboys as Tight End Replacement

The Dallas Cowboys have claimed Zack Kuntz off waivers from the Las Vegas Raiders, in hopes of finding a tight end to fill the void left by injured Princeton Fant. Kuntz is looking for his second chance with an NFL roster after previously experiencing multiple stints and cuts.

Kuntz was drafted as a seventh-round pick by the New York Jets in 2023 but didn't see any action there, before becoming an unused roster player. His NFL journey took a new twist when he signed with the Miami Dolphins under a futures contract, only to be released on May 4th.

After serving time with the DC Defenders of the UFL and Las Vegas Raiders, Kuntz faced yet another cut. Now, his path seems clearer after being claimed by the Cowboys in this unexpected move. For fans, this decision adds depth to Dallas' tight end position as training camp approaches.

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Kuntz has not seen any major playing time since joining NFL teams, showing his current status as a developmental prospect for the Cowboys. The injury to Princeton Fant could give Kuntz an opportunity he didn't get before.

Frequently Asked Questions

When was Zack Kuntz drafted by the Jets?

Zack Kuntz was drafted in the seventh round of the 2023 NFL draft by the New York Jets, but spent two seasons on their roster without making a play.

Why did Zack Kuntz switch teams so often?

Kuntz's journey has been marked by several cuts: first from the Jets, then with the Miami Dolphins and Las Vegas Raiders. His current second chance with the Cowboys comes after these multiple moves in the NFL.