Robinson was released by the Dolphins on Sunday.

With Robinson out of the picture, Jake Stoneburner will likely survive final cuts as the No. 3 tight end, though he won't have much of a role behind Jordan Cameron and Dion Sims.

Robinson was activated off the Non-Football Injury list Saturday, according to the Dolphins web site.

Robinson needs to have a strong camp to have any chance of making the team. Jordan Cameron and Dion Sims are entrenched on the depth chart in the top two spots so Robinson will either have to excel on special teams or be an incredible blocker in the run game to make the team.

Broncos third-year WR Gerell Robinson is now listed as a tight end on the team's offseason roster.

Signed to a futures contract in January, 24-year-old Robinson is making a position change. He's listed at 6-foot-4, 220, so the Broncos will likely view him as a possible pass-catching backup to Julius Thomas. Robinson measured 6'3/227 at the 2012 Combine, running 4.54 with a 35 1/2-inch vertical. He's a long shot, but with an outside chance to become a Tim Wright sort of player.

Broncos signed WR Gerell Robinson.

Now that the season is officially over, these low-level deals are no longer classified on the official transaction wire as "reserve/future" contracts. Robinson has spent time the past couple seasons with the Broncos and will hang around for another summer. The rocked-up receiver is a long shot to make the roster.

Broncos signed WR Gerell Robinson and OG Justin Boren to reserve/future contracts.

Robinson spent last summer with the Broncos before landing on the Arizona practice squad for the season. However, he was later suspended four games for violating the league's policy on PEDs. Robinson goes 6-foot-4 and 222 pounds. Boren is in his second pro season out of Ohio State.