The Dolphins had a strong start to the previous season—11-4—but have since faltered, winning just one of their last eight games. Without Tua Tagovailoa, their quarterback situation has been difficult, and the offense was not exactly clicking before his concussion.
Rumors of Tyreek Hill being traded back to Kansas City are intensifying as a result of the Chiefs’ apparent need for a top receiver and his obvious frustration on the sidelines during Monday night’s loss to the Titans.
Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel addressed Hill’s frustrations during garbage time, despite the fact that Hill’s remarks following the game have not been made public. McDaniel remarked, “I would expect him to be visibly upset at somebody.” “As a leader, he was driven to alter the course of events by any means necessary. Many of the guys in the locker room are challenging one another. Let us see what we are made of.”
By returning to the Chiefs, Hill might be able to secure another championship, as he is already doubtful of the Dolphins’ chances in 2024.
The Dolphins gave up a first-round, a second-round, two fourth-round picks, and a sixth-round pick to acquire Hill in 2022, so any trade would need to pay a hefty price. In addition, Miami would have to pay him an additional $24 million for the games he played this season prior to the trade deadline after Week 9, which means that trading him now would result in a sizable $41.8 million cap hit in 2025.
Although a trade is still possible, the Dolphins would need to receive a sizable offer from the Chiefs in order for the Dolphins to consider it profitable. This is because Tua’s current contract does not provide any insurance against future concussions.