Cardinals Sign TE Teagan Quitoriano on Veteran Contract

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The Arizona Cardinals bolstered their tight-end group by signing Tegan Kitoriano to a one-year

deal worth $1,240,000. It's a veteran qualifying contract with a base salary of $1,215,000

and a $25,000 workout. Bonus. That set up creates a cap charge of $1,100,000, but it

adds nothing to the team's current salary cap thanks to the offseason top 51 cutoff

sitting at $1,206,000. Kitoriano, a 26-year-old former fifth-round pick by the Houston Texans

in 2022, signed the deal on March 18th, just days. After turning 26, he joined the Atlanta

Falcons last year after Houston didn't tender him as a restricted free agent. In 2025,

he suited up for all 17 games with the Falcons, starting one and logging 12% of offensive

snaps along with 54% on special teams. His career stats include 9 catches for 146 yards

and two touchdowns, all from his first two seasons in Houston. This move gives Arizona

some reliable depth, heading into the offseason without breaking the bank on the cap.