Durham Smythe, TE (MIA)

Inks two-year extension

The Dolphins signed Smythe to a two-year contract extension Monday.

Smythe's contract extension comes in the wake of Miami letting Mike Gesicki walk in free agency to ultimately end up with the division-rival Patriots. Though Smythe has generally thrived as a rotational tight end with an emphasis on blocking, having only once reached the 300-yard receiving mark in his five-year career, he's currently staring down an interesting opportunity atop the Dolphins' depth chart. With the team also having traded Hunter Long to the Rams as part of a deal to acquire Jalen Ramsey (shoulder), though, it seems likely that Miami will add to the TE position in April's draft.

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WR | MIA

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RB | MIA

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WR | MIA

Not being rushed through protocol

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RB | MIA

Praised by coach, could play more

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