US EditionTyreek Hill Released by Miami Dolphins, Sources Say
Tyreek Hill becomes a free agent after Miami Dolphins save $22.8 million in cap space amid a roster overhaul led by new GM Jon-Eric Sullivan.
- On Feb 16, 2026, the Miami Dolphins released wide receiver Tyreek Hill, reporting by ESPN's Adam Schefter and other outlets early Monday morning.
- The new Miami Dolphins regime is executing a roster overhaul, with multiple cuts Monday tied to rebuilding and $22.8 million salary cap savings, sources said.
- The receiver arrived in Miami via a 2022 trade and signed a $120 million, four-year contract extension through 2026, but is recovering from a Sept. 29 season-ending injury.
- As a result, Tyreek Hill becomes an unrestricted free agent for the first time, while Monday's roster moves also cut Bradley Chubb, James Daniels, and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine.
- By cutting an injured marquee player, the Miami Dolphins emphasize roster flexibility and salary-cap strategy while reports differ on whether Tyreek Hill turns 31 or 32 on March 1.
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Chicago Tribune
By ALANIS THAMES MIAMI GARDENS, Florida, USA (AP) — The Dolphins released the star receiver Tyreek Hill on Monday, ending the four-year All-Pro stage in Miami. Hill, who turns 32 on March 1, is recovering from an injury that ended her season, suffered in a match against the New York Jets on September 29, and that required surgery to repair major damage to her left knee, including a tear from the previous cross ligament. It is one of several majo…
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