By speaking out selfishly the way he did, receiver Tyreek Hill effectively closed the door on his time with the Miami Dolphins. They have to move on.

Chris Grier and Mike McDaniel addressed the ongoing situation with Hill in the aftermath of Miami's season-ending loss.

Dolphins GM Chris Grier said Tyreek Hill never asked for a trade from the organization, and the team had a productive conversation Monday.

If the Miami Dolphins do decide to part ways with Tyreek Hill, here are a few teams that would be good trade spots.

Miami Dolphins star wide receiver Tyreek Hill offered some cryptic responses about whether he wants to return to the team.

Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel has spoken to Hill in the days that followed him pulling himself from last Sunday’s game, and stopping just short of demanding a trade following Miami’s season-ending 32-20 loss to the New York Jets, which kept the Dolphins (8-9) from producing a winning season for the fifth straight year.

Tyreek Hill could be on his way out of Miami. The star wide receiver appeared to indicate after the Dolphins’ 32-20 loss to the New York Jets on Sunday that he might want to play elsewhere next season.

After removing himself from the team's season finale and indicating afterwards he was done with the organization, it appears Hill has had a change of heart.

Stingley was joined on the All-Pro squad by Denver Broncos cornerback Patrick Surtain. Stingley was joined by wide receiver Nico Collins, another first-time selection, along with left tackle Laremy Tunsil and running back Joe Mixon in the Pro Bowl.

Throughout his career, Tyreek Hill has scored 13 touchdowns of over 50 yards, leading the NFL in explosive plays. His knack for converting short passes or runs into long touchdowns makes him a constant threat to opposing defenses. Whether it’s a punt return, a deep catch, or a handoff, Hill’s ability to create game-changing moments is unparalleled.

Rosenhaus has claimed Hill is still committed to the Dolphins despite saying “I’m out bruh” after the game. It’s a mixed message that makes it clear they’re trying to remedy a narrative that’s gotten out of control.