Tyreek Hill has hinted he could be heading to the Los Angeles Chargers if the Miami Dolphins decide to trade him this offseason.
The electric wide receiver has had a disappointing season by his usual standards with the Dolphins still battling for a playoff spot.
Hill’s partnership with Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has also struggled this year, owing to the latter’s lengthy absence with another concussion.
That has fueled speculation that Hill, 30, could seek a new team in the offseason as he tries to add another Super Bowl win to his collection before retirement.
Hill’s social media antics have also caused many to believe he will be leaving Florida next summer.
On Friday, he posted a screenshot of a media report linking Hill to the Chargers.
Tyreek Hill has hinted he could be going to the Los Angeles Chargers if the Dolphins trade him
Hill simply posted the eyes emoji in response to a report, hinting he could go to Los Angeles
The report claims the Chargers are the ‘co-favorites’ to sign Hill if Miami decides it’s time for him to leave.
Hill simply posted the eyes emoji in response, hinting he would entertain a move to California.
Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh is believed to be focused on recruiting receivers in the offseason to provide franchise quarterback Justin Herbert with weapons in a bid to continue their upward trajectory under the new coach.
It is not the first time Hill has used social media to speculate about his future, either.
Following a Week 15 loss to the Houston Texans, Hill wrote ‘It’s time for me to go coach,’ without context or explanation.
The 7-8 Dolphins’ playoff hopes are still hanging by a thread, despite last week’s win over the San Francisco 49ers.
They are two games behind the Chargers and Denver Broncos in the battle for the AFC’s final two playoff spots.
Hill leads the Dolphins’ receiving stats with 834 yards and six touchdowns from 70 catches this season. However, his numbers have declined from the pace he set in 2023.
Last year, Hill led the NFL with a Dolphins franchise record of 1,799 receiving yards.
