Tyreek Hill Hasn't Requested Trade Despite Comments on Future, Dolphins GM Says

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill said after his team's 32-20 season-ending loss at the New York Jets that he's "out," all but expressing his desire to leave the team.

However, general manager Chris Grier told reporters on Tuesday that Hill, who is under contract for two more seasons, has not requested a trade with him.

It was a tough season for Hill and the Dolphins, who went just 8-9 and missed the playoffs after an 11-6 mark the year before.

It was a down year for Hill, who caught 81 passes for 959 yards and six touchdowns after posting a 119/1,799/13 stat line the season prior.

Hill and the rest of the offense notably struggled without quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who missed six games due to injury, including a concussion suffered in Week 2 and a hip injury sustained in Week 15.

On Sunday, the Dolphins needed a Denver Broncos loss to the Kansas City Chiefs and a win over the then 4-12 Jets to make the playoffs. Both games started at 4:25 p.m. ET, but it was readily apparent that the Broncos would easily win their game against the Chiefs' backups. They took a 24-0 halftime lead en route to a 38-0 victory.

Meanwhile, Miami laid an egg against a bad Jets team, and the Dolphins also didn't have Hill for the entire fourth quarter. Head coach Mike McDaniel told reporters he was informed Hill was unavailable, and it was not due to injury.

McDaniel has since met with Hill regarding the matter.

After the game, Hill also photoshopped his face on a shirtless Antonio Brown's body for his X profile picture, referencing the moment when the ex-Tampa Bay Buccaneer took off his jersey midgame against the New York Jets in 2021 and never played again.

He's since changed that picture.

Obviously, Hill's status with the Dolphins is one to monitor. It's possible emotions ran high at the end of a frustrating season and that things have since calmed down. The fact that Hill hasn't made an official trade request yet is something to note as well, but things can obviously change as the offseason progresses.