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Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel said the team is “fully planning” to move forward with Tyreek Hill.
Fantasy Impact
There were trade rumors that resurfaced on social media after they seemed to quiet down. This will remain a situation to monitor as we approach the NFL Draft, but Hill will remain in Miami for now.
Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel confirmed Tuesday that Hill underwent surgery on his left wrist to address a ligament problem. Hill had appeared on the team’s injury report throughout the 2024 season due to the wrist issue and saw his production dip accordingly, tallying 81 receptions for 959 yards and six scores—noticeably less than the 1,700-plus yards he surpassed in each of the prior two campaigns. Despite taking himself out of Miami’s Week 18 contest against the Jets in frustration, Hill recently clarified that he intends to remain with the team long term, praising the Dolphins’ positive trajectory. He’s expected to resume catching passes by the summer.
Fantasy Impact
Hill’s offseason procedure sheds light on his relatively subdued output last year, hinting that his wrist ailment hindered his playmaking ability. Assuming a straightforward recovery, he could rebound to elite wide-receiver production in 2025, especially if Miami’s passing game remains aggressive. Fantasy managers should track Hill’s progress during OTAs and training camp to confirm he’s back to full speed before investing in him as a top-tier option.
Tyreek Hills' agent Drew Rosenhaus said that Hill was advised by doctors to have wrist surgery in the preseason, which would've cost him the season.
Fantasy Impact
Hill wanted to fight through the injury to be there for his team, which is why he didn't undergo the advised surgery. His name has been in the rumor mill after he seemed to request a trade following the Dolphins Week 18 loss against the Jets, but Miami GM Chris Grier later said that Hill has not requested a trade. Hill remains a player to monitor throughout the offseason.
Miami Dolphins WR Tyreek Hill, who expressed his frustrations with the team and was seemingly open to a new situation, has not formally requested a trade and has had productive conversations with the front office, says general manager Chris Grier.
Fantasy Impact
While Hill did not backtrack his comments, in which he said the door was "open" regarding potential offseason changes, he has not requested a trade. This situation will be one to monitor all offseason as the 30-year-old wide receiver appeared unhappy with his situation in Miami amid their losing season (8-9 in 2024). Hill also saw personal statistical drops, ending the year with 81 catches for 959 yards. Hill has multiple years left on his deal that expires after the 2026 season.
Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill caught two passes for 20 yards on three targets in Sunday's 32-20 loss to the New York Jets . The loss eliminated the Dolphins from playoff contention, marking the first time in Hill's career that he will not participate in the postseason. In a post-game interview, Hill expressed his frustration with the season and hinted at a potential departure from Miami. "I'm opening the door. I'm out, bro," Hill said. He cited his desire to continue reaching the 1,000-yard mark and compete for championships as factors in his decision.
Fantasy Impact
Hill's underwhelming Week 18 performance capped off a productive but somewhat inconsistent fantasy season. He finished the year with 81 receptions for 959 yards and six touchdowns. While he fell short of the 1,000-yard mark this year, it's important to consider that Tua Tagovailoa missed seven games due to injury, which undoubtedly impacted Hill's production. In his first two seasons with the Dolphins, Hill surpassed 1,700 receiving yards, showcasing his elite potential. His potential departure from Miami adds another layer of uncertainty to his fantasy outlook for 2025.