Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill is already looking ahead to his comeback after season-ending knee surgery, and he has a message for fans. Hill’s 2025 season ended in Week 4 when he suffered a devastating injury against the New York Jets.
When the Miami Dolphins grabbed Kenneth Grant at No. 13, the expectation was simple: future starter, day one impact. Anyone who watched him in college probably thought the same.
This was supposed to be the year for Miami Dolphins edge rusher Chop Robinson. Any “breakout players” list from this offseason included the second-year edge rusher. It was a fair prediction, given how good Robinson was down the stretch last season.
The Miami Dolphins' injury report Thursday featured only one change, and all it entailed was a rest day for fullback Alec Ingold. Even at that, Ingold still did some work, with his participation listed as limited.
To go with Yardbarker's trade installments on quarterbacks, running backs, and wide receivers, here is a look at the biggest moves involving pass rushers.
On Monday night, Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa took a blow to the head while sliding. His helmet then hit the ground. He was, by all appearances, fine.
After stumbling through September, both the Dolphins and Jets entered their Week 4 Monday night matchup desperate for a reset. One team would climb to 1–3, while the other would sink to an 0–4 hole that only one franchise in NFL history has ever escaped to reach the playoffs.
Former Miami Dolphins second-round pick Cam Smith cleared waivers Wednesday, which means he's now eligible to sign with any team in the NFL if he can find one interested in his services.
Hill was carted off the field after he made a catch on third down in the third quarter of the Dolphins' 27-21 win over the New York Jets on Monday night.