Tight end Durham Smythe has been traded along with Jalen Ramsey. His role will be crucial as a reliable target in the Dolphins' offense, especially in the red zone.

Durham Smythe's release signals a shift in the Dolphins' roster strategy, opening the door for new talent in the tight end position.

Smythe leaves the Dolphins after a dip in production, joining the Bears where he may enhance their tight end strategy, especially in blocking schemes.

Durham Smythe's signing is linked to Coach Ben Johnson's past with him in Miami, highlighting a strategic move to bolster the tight end position as the Bears gear up for the upcoming season.

Durham Smythe, released by the Dolphins, seeks a new opportunity with the Chicago Bears, potentially reuniting with coach Ben Johnson, who coached him as a rookie. His role diminished in Miami, but he could compete for a No. 2 tight end spot in Chicago.