Taylor (elbow) signed with the Dolphins on Friday. Taylor was released by the Dolphins earlier in May, but has latched on with the Chiefs. While the Chiefs don't have any standout tight ends behind Travis Kelce, it would likely take a strong training camp for Taylor to crack the Chiefs' 53-man roster.

Taylor (elbow) was waived by the Dolphins on Monday, according to the Dolphins web site. Taylor was only signed by Miami this past February. He did complete the teams' Rookie Minicamp but apparently didn't impress the coaches enough to remain with the organization.

Taylor (elbow) signed with the Dolphins on Tuesday, Alain Poupart of Dolphins.com reports.Taylor spent time in the Packers, Ravens, and Browns organizations last season, appearing in five games. Most of Taylor's action during his four NFL seasons have come on special teams, as he's recorded only eight receptions during his career.

Taylor was waived Saturday, Tony Grossi of ESPN Cleveland reports. Taylor was claimed off waivers at the end of October but did not appear in a game for the Browns. The North Carolina product appeared in 14 contests for Green Bay last season, catching six passes for 30 yards.

The Browns have claimed Taylor off waivers from the Ravens, ESPN's Tony Grossi reports. Taylor gives the Browns some added tight end depth heading into Week 9, with Jordan Cameron having suffered a concussion on Sunday.

Taylor was released by the Ravens on Saturday, Jeff Zrebiec of the Baltimore Sun reports. Phillip Supernaw was promoted from the practice squad and will likely be active Sunday against Cincinnati, with Owen Daniels (knee) ruled out. That said, Crockett Gillmore figures to play most of the snaps. As for Taylor, he will likely to be forced to settle for a practice squad deal after catching just one touchdown in his first 45 career games.

The Ravens claimed Taylor off waivers Tuesday, Aaron Wilson of The Baltimore Sun reports. Taylor was released by the Packers on Monday, but he was not out of work for long. He will slot in as the third tight end on the Ravens' depth chart behind Owen Daniels and Crockett Gilmore.

Taylor was released by the Packers on Monday, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports. Taylor was the fourth tight end list on Green Bay's depth chart, but with rookie Richard Rodgers, Andrew Quarless and Brandon Bostick all solid options, he was made expendable.

Packers TE Ryan Taylor underwent a knee scope Wednesday and will miss 2-4 weeks. Coach Mike McCarthy says Taylor will miss no more than a couple of weeks and should be on the front end of the recovery timetable. Taylor has played 57 snaps on offense this season but is mainly used on special teams.

Seventh-round TE/FB Ryan Taylor is an "early favorite" to make the 53-man roster, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. Taylor's energy and willingness to throw his body around are making an impression at Packers camp. He's being used on the kick, punt and kick-return teams while also settling in as the No. 4 or 5 tight end. Taylor has the look of a glue guy.