Dolphins' Tyreek Hill Says 'I Don't Even Gotta Be' Highest-Paid WR on Next Contract

Tyreek Hill is under contract with the Miami Dolphins through the 2026 season, and he's not looking to reset the receiver market in potential extension negotiations with the organization.

"I'm very grateful. I want to be in Miami. My mindset is being in Miami. Coach [Mike] McDaniel, the franchise, the community, they have done a great job of standing beside who I am as a man, as a player," he told Johnny Manziel on his Glory Daze podcast (13:23 mark). "To me, I don't even have to be the highest-paid [receiver], I just want to win ballgames and take advantage of being in this great organization."

Given that Hill is 31 years old and coming off one of his worst seasons in years (81 catches for 959 yards and six touchdowns in 17 games), at least by his lofty standards, it's probably wise that he isn't looking for Ja'Marr Chase (four years, $161 million) or Justin Jefferson (four years, $140 million) money.

The eight-time Pro Bowler, five-time first-team All-Pro and one-time champion is undoubtedly still a dangerous weapons, given his game-breaking speed, but it's fair to question if he's still one of the NFL's truly elite wideouts.