So it probably shouldn't have come as a surprise that it was Gesicki who broke the news on Twitter on Friday that his buddy was coming back to the Dolphins after agreeing to terms on a new two-year contract. The news has been confirmed via a league source.

Dolphins re-signed TE Durham Smythe to a two-year, $8 million contract.

Mike Gesicki took to Twitter, actually breaking the news by saying, "The Miami Dolphins have re-signed and made the best signing of anyone across the league." He would go on to note that Smythe is coming back on a two-year deal. Smythe caught 34 balls for 357 yards last year. The veteran tight end is also a QB sneak aficionado somehow. He converted both of his attempts for first downs in 2021. Gesicki remains the team's TE1 but Smythe is a solid backup and role player for Miami.