The finale was marred by a surprising move by star wide receiver Tyreek Hill, who opted to leave the game in the fourth quarter and not return to action on the team's final two drives. Hill later hinted that he wanted to leave the Dolphins for good and McDaniel hinted that Hill quit on the team.

The Dolphins paid a king’s ransom for Tyreek Hill in 2022. They won’t get nearly the same haul back if they trade him this offseason.

The Dolphins have not won a playoff game since 2000 and came no closer to breaking that drought this season, despite significant spending last offseason. While his statement meant Grier's and McDaniel's jobs were safe for the next several months, Ross punctuated it with that thinly veiled warning for his decision-makers moving forward.

The Miami Dolphins organization addressed its “Toxic Tyreek” problem in two separate one-hour meetinga with the All-Pro receiver, and it appears Tyreek Hill remains in the franchise’s future. Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel has spoken to Hill in the days that followed him pulling himself from last Sunday’s game,

A Miami Dolphins divorce with Tyreek Hill could be coming this offseason after the receiver quit on the team in Week 18 and told reporters that he was "opening the door" to leave Miami. But would the Dolphins really consider trading Hill to a divisional rival?

It's possible Tyreek Hill has worn out his welcome in South Beach. After three seasons with the Miami Dolphins, it wouldn't be a surprise if the 30-year-old is on the trading block after quitting on his squad in Week 18.

In its yearly predictions survey of NFL team executives, scouts and personnel figures, the New England Patriots are predicted to make a move for disgruntled Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill during the 2025 offseason.

Would the Miami Dolphins consider trading wide receiver Tyreek Hill to an AFC East rival? In a piece published Tuesday, an NFC personnel man told ESPN's Jeremy Fowler he expects the Dolphins to send Hill to the New England Patriots this offseason.