Miller was released by the Chargers on Tuesday, the team's official website reports.

The transaction suggests that Ladarius Green (concussion) is expected back for Week 4. Miller was merely signed to temporarily provide depth.

Miller has been resigned by the Chargers, Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle reports.

Miller will provide more depth at tight end with Ladarius Green suffering concussion-like symptoms Wednesday and Antonio Gates out two more weeks due to suspension. It's unlikely Miller will find his way onto the field much with John Phillips and David Johnson ahead of him on the depth chart, however this move speaks to the concerns San Diego may have regarding Green's second concussion this month.

Miller was claimed off waivers by the Chargers on Tuesday, Aaron Wilson of the National Football Post reports.

Miller, who last appeared in an NFL game in 2012, will be a long shot to crack the Chargers' roster out of training camp.

Miller was released by the Dolphins, the Miami Herald reports.

With the move, the report suggests that Gator Hoskins now appears to have the inside track at claiming the Dolphins' No. 3 TE assignment.

Dolphins waived TE Kyle Miller.

A third-year undrafted free agent, Miller has made one career appearance. Per the Miami Herald, he's a candidate for the practice squad. The Dolphins are thin at tight end, so it stands to reason Miller will be promoted at some point this season.

Dolphins claimed TE Kyle Miller off waivers from the Colts.

A former teammate of Cecil Shorts and Pierre Garcon at Mount Union, Miller will add special teams depth in Miami.

Colts waived TE Kyle Miller and activated OG Justin Anderson from the reserve/PUP list.

The Miller move indicates the Colts are truly optimistic about Coby Fleener's (shoulder) chances of playing in Week 12 against the Bills. Anderson is an undrafted free agent out of Georgia. He's a power-blocking guard prospect.

Colts promoted TE/LS Kyle Miller from their practice squad.

24-year-old Miller played college ball at Mount Union along with Pierre Garcon and Cecil Shorts. He's a tight end/H-back type who can also long snap. The Miller addition indicates Coby Fleener (shoulder) won't return in Week 11.

Colts signed TE Kyle Miller, formerly of the Jaguars.

Miller has ingrituing size at 6-foot-5, 257 pounds, but is likely being signed as a long snapper. He'll compete with Justin Snow and Matt Overton in camp.