Tight end Durham Smythe has found a new team. Per Ian Rapoport of NFL Media, Smythe is signing a one-year deal with the Bears. Smythe, 29, spent his first seven seasons with the Dolphins before the club released him last month.

The Chicago Bears continue to make moves ahead of free agency, signing veteran tight end Durham Smythe, as the team continues to strengthen the roster under new head coach Ben Johnson. Smythe is reportedly signing to a one-year deal with Chicago after spending the first seven seasons of his career with the Miami Dolphins.

The Bears are signing veteran tight end Durham Smythe to a one-year deal Thursday, per NFL Network. Like Bears starter Cole Kmet, Smythe is a Notre Dame alum. He was picked in Round 4 of the 2018 NFL draft by the Dolphins, where he played under future Bears head coach Ben Johnson, who was the wide receivers coach.

The Chicago Bears added to their tight end group on Thursday, reportedly agreeing to a one-year deal with veteran Durham Smythe. The move to the tight end unit comes after the team released veteran Gerald Everett,

The Bears are expected to sign former Miami Dolphins tight end Durham Smythe, according to multiple reports Thursday. Smythe, 29, hit free agency early after the Dolphins released him in February.

After being released by the Dolphins last month, Durham Smythe has landed a one-year Bears contract. More at Pro Football Rumors.

The Chicago Bears signed former Miami Dolphins tight end Durham Smythe to a one-year deal on Thursday, according to NFL.com. The former fourth-round pick in the 2018 NFL Draft out of Notre Dame has played his entire seven-year career with Miami but was released this offseason.

Tight end Durham Smythe might have himself a new NFL team soon, and it could involve a Miami Dolphins reunion. The Dolphins released the veteran, along with teammates Kendall Fuller and Raheem Mostert in mid-February,