Tyreek Hill Says 'I'm Here to Stay' After Rumored Record $90M Dolphins Contract

Tyreek Hill is sending a message.

The Miami Dolphins wide receiver posted on X on Saturday saying he's "here to stay" just before ESPN's Adam Schefter and Marcel Louis-Jacques reported Hill and the Dolphins had agreed to terms on a restructured contract worth $90 million and $65 million guaranteed over the next three seasons.

Schefter added that Hill's deal now includes a four-year total of $106.5 million guaranteed, which is the most for any receiver in NFL history.

Hill followed up with a tweet that read, "I promise to give you my all this year." The messages came one day after the eight-time Pro Bowler earned the No. 1 ranking in the NFL's Top 100 Players survey.

Hill was technically under contract through the 2026 season but had an out since he wasn't owed any guaranteed money beyond 2024.

His production with the Dolphins made an extension a no-brainer. He has 238 catches for 3,509 yards and 20 touchdowns in two seasons with the team. That includes a 2023 season that saw him finish second in the Offensive Player of the Year award voting and earn a second straight first-team All-Pro selection.

Hill and the Dolphins have high expectations in 2024 as they look to reach the divisional round of the playoffs after back-to-back losses in the wild-card round.