The Miami Dolphins’ time with Tyreek Hill is over as the prolific but troubled wide receiver was part of a roster purge Monday.

The Florida police officer who pulled over Tyreek Hill before an NFL game is celebrating his release. The Dolphins cut Hill ...

Tyreek Hill joining the Los Angeles Chargers is a natural conclusion for the national NFL audience to make. The Chargers, after all, hired former Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel. Schematically ...

As a new roster begins to take form under new head coach Jeff Hafley in Miami, the Dolphins have reportedly held discussions ...

Retired officer calls Tyreek Hill “entitled” and “an embarrassment” in social media post following wide receiver’s release by Dolphins.

The Miami police officer who dragged Tyreek Hill from his car in 2024 is obviously happy that he was released by the Dolphins ...

Liam Rosenior told Chelsea players to “get some sun” over the past week as they enjoyed a free midweek for the first time since he took over.

Letting go of Tyreek Hill is a smart move given his age and the potential for him to miss the start of the regular season after a severe leg injury ended his 2025. Bradley Chubb has been fine, but ...

Tyreek Hill has been one of the best receivers in the league over the past decade during his time with the Kansas City Chiefs and through the first three years of his tenure with the Miami Dolphins.

Tyreek Hill’s release from the Miami Dolphins recently brought an ugly past incident back into the spotlight. While his exit was part of the team’s roster cut, a retired cop from Miami believes it was ...

Four months after hinting a serious knee injury might prompt him to call it quits, Tyreek Hill insisted on social media that he will be back playing football. It just won’t be with Miami.

Here are four potential landing spots for All-Pro wide receiver Tyreek Hill following his release from the Miami Dolphins.