Miami Dolphins Maintain Tyreek Hill Roster Spot Amid Domestic Violence Allegations

The Miami Dolphins are currently not interested in trading star receiver Tyreek Hill despite ongoing trade rumors and interest from teams like the Kansas City Chiefs and Pittsburgh Steelers. Hill, who has been vocal about his frustration and has had recent off-field legal issues including allegations of domestic violence from his estranged wife, remains a central figure in the Dolphins' struggles after their poor season start. The team's management, including GM Chris Grier and head coach Mike McDaniel, face pressure to perform and retain key players, although the high salary cap hit for Hill in 2026 makes a trade a likely consideration if the team's performance does not improve. The NFL is aware of the legal situation involving Hill and has the authority to investigate and discipline him under its personal conduct policy, which could complicate any potential trade. Despite the turmoil, the Dolphins exercised Hill’s option bonus and have so far rejected trade inquiries, but acknowledge that continued losses might change their stance. Hill's potential return to the Chiefs has been noted due to his prior success there and their offensive needs, though the situation remains fluid.