Tyreek Hill Surgery Spurs Roster Uncertainty

Tyreek Hill suffered a season-ending dislocated left knee on Monday night that tore multiple ligaments, including his ACL, and underwent surgery days later. His agent said the initial surgery went well and no second procedure is expected. The Dolphins face difficult cap and contract choices — Hill carries a non‑guaranteed $29.9 million 2026 base with roughly $11 million in injury guarantees plus a $5 million roster bonus that would total about $16 million if he’s on the roster by March 14 — making an offseason release widely expected even if a return can’t be ruled out. Hill surprised teammates by visiting the Dolphins’ facility three to four days after surgery, a visit coaches and players said boosted morale and reinforced his leadership. On the field, Miami must reshape its offense without Hill’s explosive playmaking, with Malik Washington and veteran Darren Waller expected to receive larger roles as the team leans on collective execution and resilience.