The Miami Dolphins have announced the release of wide receiver Tyreek Hill after four seasons with the team. The NFL Network reported this significant development on Monday.
Tyreek Hill’s Injury and Career Impact
During the 2025 season, Hill only played in four games due to a severe knee injury. He suffered a dislocated left knee and a torn ACL, which ultimately required season-ending surgery. At 31 years old, Hill is now set to enter the free agency market for the first time in his NFL career.
Additional Team Changes
The announcement of Hill’s release coincides with news that the Dolphins are also parting ways with veteran pass rusher Bradley Chubb. This marks a significant shift in the team’s roster as they look toward the future.
- Player: Tyreek Hill
- Position: Wide Receiver
- Years with the Dolphins: 4 Seasons
- Injury: Dislocated left knee and torn ACL
- Current Status: Unrestricted free agent
This decision highlights the Dolphins’ strategic moves as they prepare for the next season. Fans and analysts will closely monitor how these changes affect the team’s performance moving forward.
