US EditionDolphins' Tua Tagovailoa Says Rebuilding Trust with Tyreek Hill Is Ongoing
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA, JUL 23 – The Dolphins face a $27.7 million cap charge from Hill and hold only $1.2 million in top-51 cap space, prompting trade talks to gain nearly $15 million in relief, sources say.
- The Miami Dolphins are considering trading Tyreek Hill, citing only $1.2 million in top-51 cap space.
- Hill’s $27.7 million cap charge accounts for almost 10% of Miami’s salary cap, trading after June 1 would save nearly $15 million.
- The New England Patriots and Los Angeles Chargers have significant cap space, and international sportsbooks list Hill as a favored trade target before November 4.
- Despite interest, no formal offer has been made to general manager Chris Grier and dealing Hill would incur $56.9 million in dead cap value.
- Looking ahead, cap relief would allow Miami to fill roster holes and retain key players after 2025, as the 8-9 record and playoff miss have intensified calls for a roster overhaul.
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hive.newsTua Tagovailoa reveals where Tyreek Hill stands with Dolphins after cryptic ‘I’m out’ controversy
Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa sent a stern message Wednesday to teammate Tyreek Hill after the wideout stirred buzz with "I'm out" comments last year.
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