The Cardinals have signed Bostick to the practice squad, the team's official site reports.

Bostick managed only one reception (on two targets) for four yards this preseason with the Vikings, who cut him loose in the first round of cuts. Upon his arrival in Arizona, he'll provide insurance to a tight end corps dealing with a pair of hamstring injuries to Jermaine Gresham and Troy Niklas.

Bostick was released by the Vikings on Sunday, Ben Goessling of ESPN reports.

Bostick was claimed by the Vikings in February after being released by the Packers. The third-year tight end saw some action in 2013, but didn't see many offensive snaps in 2014. Following a relatively lackluster preseason (just one reception in three games), he's now on the free agent market looking for a job.

Bostick (head) returned to practice Monday, Chris Tomasson of the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports.

Bostick has missed all action, including Saturday's game versus the Buccaneers, as a result of headaches stemming from the Hall of Fame Game. While his practice participation isn't known, he'll soon commence competition for a fringe tight-end job in Minnesota.

Bostick (had) won't play in Saturday's game against the Buccaneers.

Bostick has been sidelined since coming down with headaches as a result of a hit in last Sunday's Hall of Fame Game. There's no indication when he'll return to action, but further absences will only hinder his chance of landing a reserve tight end job with the Vikings.

Bostick hasn't practiced this week as a result of headaches, Chris Tomasson of the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports.

Bostick has been beset by headaches since taking a hit in Sunday's Hall of Fame Game. While the Vikings don't consider the lingering issue to be serious, they could exercise caution with the tight end Saturday against the Buccaneers, keeping him in street clothes. Once he's cleared for contact, he'll continue his competition with Chase Ford and Mycole Pruitt for a reserve TE spot.

The Vikings have claimed Bostick off waivers from the Packers, the team's official site reports.

Bostick joins a Vikings' TE corps that also includes Kyle Rudolph, Rhett Ellison, Chase Ford and Ryan Otten. With Bostick having recorded just nine career catches for 123 yards and two touchdowns in 24 games over the past two seasons with Green Bay, the 25-year-old has much to prove before he enters the fantasy lineup equation.

The Packers have released Bostick, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reports.

In the wake of the move, the Packers now roster three tight ends, namely Andrew Quarless, Richard Rodgers and Justin Perillo. Meanwhile, Bostick, who mishandled an onside kick against the Seahawks in the NFC Championship game, will now look for a fresh start after a 2014 campaign in which he caught just two passes for three yards and a touchdown in 13 games for Green Bay.

Bostick appeared in 13 games during the 2014 season and caught two passes for three yards and a touchdown.

Bostick entered training camp with a chance to secure a regular role at the tight end position, but his opportunity was dashed by a broken leg, and he spent most of the season as the Packers' third tight end behind Andrew Quarless and Richard Rodgers. Bostick is under contract for 2015, but he is not guaranteed a spot on the Packers' roster.

Bostick (hip) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Patriots, the Packers' official site reports.

With just two catches for three yards and a TD in eight games to date, Bostick is off the radar in all but the deepest of fantasy formats.

Bostick (hip) is probable for Sunday's game against the Patriots.

Bostick scored on a wacky touchdown pass from Aaron Rodgers last week, but he's only a desperation fantasy play Sunday against a red-hot Patriots team.

Bostick (hip) was a limited participant in practice Wednesday, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Bostick, who marked his first appearance since Week 10, still must navigate the week of practice in advance of Sunday's contest versus the Patriots. Still, with two receptions on the season, there's little reason to consider the sophomore tight end.

Bostick (hip) participated in Wednesday's practice, Jason Wilde of ESPN Wisconsin reports.

Sidelined since Week 10 due to a hip injury, Bostick is trending in the right direction with an appearance in drills. His activity level has yet to be revealed, though, which will ultimately set the table for his potential to take the field Sunday against the Patriots.

Bostick (hip) will not play Sunday against the Vikings, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Tyler Dunne reports.

The Packers' tight end depth will take a hit with Bostick out, but it's not as if this offense is lacking for weapons. Richard Rodgers may see a slight uptick in playing time in Bostick's absence.

Bostick (hip) did not practice Wednesday, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Bostick looks iffy for Sunday's game against the Vikings at this stage, though with just two catches for three yards in eight games this season, he's behind Andrew Quarless and Richard Rodgers in the Packers' TE pecking order.

Bostick (hip) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Eagles, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Tyler Dunne reports.

The Packers like Bostick's upside, and he did score a touchdown last week against the Bears, but he is still far down the list of Aaron Rodgers' preferred weapons. Richard Rodgers will be the lone reserve tight end behind Andrew Quarless on Sunday.

Bostick (hip) didn't practice Wednesday, the Packers' official site reports.

In Week 10, Bostick caught a one-yard touchdown pass in the Packers' win over the Bears, but given that it was just his second catch this season, the tight end is a break or two away from fantasy relevance.

Bostick caught a one-yard touchdown pass in Sunday's victory over the Bears.

Bostick was only targeted once Sunday, but he made the most of his opportunity, catching the first of Aaron Rodgers' six touchdown passes. Fellow tight ends Richard Rodgers and Andrew Quarless were both started Sunday, and Bostick played just seven snaps on offense all game, so he remains the Packers' thidespite the score.

Bostick caught one pass for two yards in Sunday's victory over the Panthers.

Bostick has been brought along slowly since recovering from a broken leg, and he finally caught his first pass of the season Sunday. Bostick played eight snaps to Richard Rodgers' 32 and Andrew Quarless' 27 on Sunday, so he's pretty clearly the third tight end option in Green Bay.

Bostick was on the field for seven offensive plays during Thursday's victory over the Vikings, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Bostick finally saw action on offense after being limited to special teams duty the previous three games. He did not catch a pass and did not enter the game until the Packers had it well in hand, however, so his fantasy value remains minimal for now.

Packers tight end coach Jerry Fontenot said Bostick will not see extended playing time until he has mastered all of the assignments expected of him as a tight end, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Bostick may be the most dynamic pass catcher among Packers tight ends, but he has yet to catch up in practice after missing time during the preseason with a leg injury, and thus has yet to make much of a contribution. He could be a factor at some point this season, but for now, consider him the clear third tight end on the Packers' depth chart.