Bleacher Report's Maurice Moton proposed the Miami Dolphins trade wide receiver Tyreek Hill to the Baltimore Ravens for draft compensation.

Travis Kelce is gearing up for yet another NFL playoff run as the Kansas City Chiefs host the Houston Texans in the Divisional Round on Saturday. The Chiefs are aiming to win their third Super Bowl in a row and their fourth in the last six seasons.

Tyreek Hill has opened the door for a potential exit from the Miami Dolphins. And figuring out whether he has a future with the franchise is now one of the team's top offseason priorities.

"Tyreek Hill broke his wrist in a scrimmage against the Commanders in Training Camp.. He wasn't gonna miss the season & he wanted to play.. He's committed to the Miami Dolphins & he had an excellent meeting with Chris Grier & Mike McDaniel" ~ @DrewJRosenhaus #PMSLive pic.twitter.com/RyhFjF4nhh

The Dolphins’ Mike McDaniel and Chris Grier said they met with Tyreek Hill for an hour earlier this week. Are things smoothed over now?

Just in case coaching changes around the NFL weren’t enough for Black Monday, we also have the possibility of an emerging Tyreek Hill trade. The Dolphins wide receiver didn’t mince his words on Sunday about wanting out of Miami,

With just three words, wide receiver Tyreek Hill raised alarm bells in the Miami Dolphins locker room after their Week 18 loss to the New York Jets.

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill is questionable for a Week 18 game against the New York Jets due both to a wrist injury he’s dealt with since August and an illness that kept him out of practice Friday.

If the Miami Dolphins want to trade Tyreek Hill it is not impossible. It won't be easy, but it isn't impossible.

Only Tyreek Hill has the guts to say, “I’m opening the door. The post Tyreek Hill Potentially Reveals Next Franchise, Just 250 Miles From Dolphins, as Travis Kelce Confirms Stance on Ex-Chiefs WR appeared first on EssentiallySports.

As with every other team in the NFL, the Panthers need to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the 2025 NFL Draft and address their needs in free agency accordingly in order to avoid reaching for a player of need when better prospects are still on the board.