Ravens tight end Durham Smythe confirmed out for the season with torn Achilles

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Last updated Oct 6, 2026

Ravens tight end Durham Smythe confirmed out for the season with torn Achilles
Summary

Durham Smythe, tight end for the Baltimore Ravens, has been diagnosed with a season-ending torn Achilles. The injury occurred during the Ravens' victory over the Tennessee Titans on October 4, after Smythe played only 18 offensive snaps. He was seen limping off the field and could not return. The nine-year veteran had been added to the team this offseason to bolster their tight end depth, filling a role left vacant by free agency losses. With Smythe sidelined, rookies Matthew Hibner and Josh Cuevas are expected to see increased responsibilities in the tight end rotation. The Ravens are also likely considering acquiring additional veteran depth due to mounting injuries across the roster.

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  • •Durham Smythe tore his Achilles during a game against the Titans.
  • •He will miss the rest of the season due to the injury.
  • •Smythe had played over 100 offensive snaps this season before the injury.
  • •Rookie tight ends Hibner and Cuevas are expected to take on larger roles.
  • •The Ravens may seek to add another tight end to their roster.
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  • 6:24 PMYahoo Sports — Report: Ravens TE Durham Smythe confirmed to have a season-ending torn Achilles
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In Sunday’s win over the Tennessee Titans, Baltimore Ravens’ tight end Durham Smythe suffered an achilles injury after 18 offensive snaps and did not return. Smythe was visibly limping and struggled to get to the sideline under his own power, prompting fears of a torn Achilles. Unfortunately, those fears have proven to be accurate. According […]

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