
Dolphins star Tyreek Hill got people talking with mysterious emojis on X, feeding rumors about his future with Miami. The five-time All-Pro posted a smiley face when fans asked him about possible trades.
Eyebrows were raised after a weird ending to 2024, when he seemed to give up mid-play against the Jets. This strange behavior caught his coaches' attention.
"We cleared the air," said Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel to Times of India.
The NFL star added fuel to the fire by posting peace signs under comments suggesting he might be traded on draft night. His social media activity picked up after mentioning family concerns.
The front office tried to shut down the rumors. GM Chris Grier made it clear: Hill hasn't asked for a trade. Inside sources say no trades are being discussed.
Trading Hill would be tough because of his huge contract. His big salary makes him too expensive for most NFL teams to handle.
This isn't the first time Hill has caused a stir online. Previous trade rumors died when Miami blocked discussions. He later admitted using social media to send messages to management.
On game days, Hill's speed and playmaking ability make him crucial to Miami's offense. His skills give defenses headaches, showing his value every week.
League rules have strict timelines for any potential trades. Teams must also work within tight salary limits to afford Hill's massive contract.
Past events show social media can lead to actual trades in the NFL. Players often drop hints through vague posts when looking for new contracts or different teams.