In turn, Tyreek Hill is on pace for his least productive season since his rookie year, excluding his 2019 season, where he missed multiple games. Through 14 games, Hill has just 67 receptions for 805 yards and five touchdowns on 104 targets.

Tyreek Hill, as he often does, generated some chatter and raised some eyebrows with a post on social media this week. On Wednesday, the Miami Dolphins wide receiver wrote on X, "It’s time for me to go coach.

MIAMI GARDENS — It's not time for Tyreek Hill to go coach, according to Tyreek Hill. Days after his social media post declaring just that sent the world spinning, Miami Dolphins receiver Hill explained.

Hill sent the internet into a tizzy Wednesday when he posted his “coach” tweet since it left open plenty of room for interpretation.

Tyreek Hill wearing a Miami Dolphins shirt while standing on a football field. Tyreek Hill remains committed to the Miami Dolphins for the foreseeable future. Hill sparked concerns about his desire to stay with the team after he recently posted,

The Los Angeles Chargers are fully focused on making the playoffs and trying to make a run in the playoffs this season. However, there are some clear issues that they need to take a look at fixing in the offseason.

Miami Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa declined to speculate what wide receiver Tyreek Hill may have meant by his latest tweet on December 18.

Miami Dolphins receivers Jaylen Waddle and Tyreek Hill are both ailing as the team prepares for Sunday's home game against the San Francisco 49ers.

Following a Week 15 loss to the Houston Texans that dropped the Miami Dolphins' record to 6-8, star wide receiver Tyreek Hill delivered a message on

Tyreek Hill has cleared up his social media activity, stating he was talking about moving into coaching after he decides to retire from the NFL after causing mass panic