Despite Miami Dolphins tight end Jonnu Smith coming off the best season of his eight years in the NFL, he has been at the center of trade chatter since the season's end. Smith's agent, Drew Rosenhaus,

Plenty of the focus around June 1st on the NFL calendar is centered around player cuts. Teams can designate two cuts in any given year to proactively be filed as “Post-June 1st cuts”, which implements salary cap accounting rules and allows teams to open a roster spot in the spring before collecting salary cap savings in the summertime.

Smith was a serious difference maker last year for the Dolphins, hauling in 88 catches, 884 receiving yards and eight touchdowns. Losing that production won’t be good, so they’ll have to replace it somehow if Smith gets traded. Three veteran tight ends had quite a bit of trade smoke floating around the NFL Draft a month ago.