Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill suffered a catastrophic knee injury earlier this season during Miami’s week four ...

Tyreek Hill’s agent, Drew Rosenhaus, spoke with Miami sportscaster Josh Moser and said he “has not talked to the Dolphins ...

For what it's worth, Hill is still employed by the Dolphins by pretty much any definition of the word. He isn't expected to ...

Star wide receiver Tyreek Hill saw his 2025 NFL season cut short during a Week 4 showdown between the Miami Dolphins and New York Jets. Hill suffered multiple torn ligaments including a torn ACL ...

From the 2022 through 2024 NFL seasons, the Miami Dolphins totaled 28 wins under coach Mike McDaniel. That was more than the Los Angeles Rams or Tampa Bay Buccaneers and equal to the likes of Green ...

Tyreek Hill may be unhappy to hear about the departure of the general manager who brought him to the Miami Dolphins. Hill posted a sad face emoji Friday, shortly after the Dolphins announced the ...

Tyreek Hill is contemplating retirement after a season-ending knee injury but could also return to play in 2026. Hill's career statistics, including receptions, All-Pro selections, and Pro Bowls, ...

Miami Dolphins star wide receiver Tyreek Hill shared a personal update on Instagram as he recovers from his injury.

After their bye week, it seems as if the Miami Dolphins have found a new offensive identity. Most importantly, an offensive identity that could mean the moving on of one of their star wideouts.After a ...

Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel supposedly went out of his way to troll Buffalo Bills fans following Sunday’s game, and Tyreek Hill got a kick out of the move. The Dolphins put together the ...

It’s encouraging to see that Hill is still seemingly invested in the Dolphins and their success despite the fact that he won’t take the field again this season. He suffered a season-ending knee injury ...

Dallas (Ga.) Paulding County three-star offensive lineman Tyreek Jemison is closing in on a final decision, one expected in November. The one-time class of 2026 Kentucky commit is back on the market.