The Dolphins have reached an agreement with tight end Anthony Fasano, sources told ESPN's Jeff Darlington.
Fasano is returning to Miami where he played five seasons.
Fasano was thrust to the forefront as the Titans' chief blocking tight end in a scheme that plays a bunch of two-tight end sets when Craig Stevens retired in late August. He answered with solid, reliable work in protecting Marcus Mariota and blocking for DeMarco Murray and Derrick Henry, who led the NFL's No. 3 rushing offense.
Fasano also produced two touchdowns on just eight catches while the Titans' top tight end, Delanie Walker tied for the team lead with 65 catches and went to his second Pro Bowl in a row.