The Miami Dolphins tight end room is thin behind Darren Waller, and this recently released former first-round pick could be target to bolster the Dolphins' group.

The Seattle Seahawks executed a mini surprise on Sunday afternoon by releasing veteran tight end Noah Fant from his contract. General manager John Schneider made that decision official just two days before the Seahawks were set to report to training camp. It was a borderline disrespectful move to Fant.

Fant, the No. 20 overall pick in 2019, played three seasons in Seattle after originally landing with the team as part of the 2022 Russell Wilson trade with the Denver Broncos. While he was good, Fant never quite lived up to his draft position despite continuing to be paid like a near-premium tight end.