The Dolphins receiver has been the subject of trade speculation since the trade deadline.

The Miami Dolphins offseason is in full swing. Under new general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan, the team has already made drastic decisions, including releasing All-Pro wide receiver Tyreek Hill. While the move may have come across as a shock to fan bases around the league,

The Miami Dolphins are reportedly weighing one of the most significant salary cap decisions in recent NFL history. They would absorb a $99.2 million dead cap hit in 2026 if they move on from Tua

Tyreek Hill is a free agent for the first time in his career. On Monday, the Miami Dolphins announced that they had released the multiple-time All-Pro wide receiver after four seasons.

The Dolphins could clear Tagovailoa from the books this year, but he'd count for nearly 33 percent of the cap.

The offseason of change for the Miami Dolphins may just be getting started. Tyreek Hill? Gone. Bradley Chubb? Waiting for his release to be finalized. Tua Tagovailoa? Presumably on the outs. Star safety Minkah Fitzpatrick may be next.