Dallas’ special teams coordinator John Fassel should be hitting the open market Tuesday, the same coach voted tops in the NFL by Players Association.

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

The Miami Dolphins were already the NFL team furthest removed from their last playoff win. But with the Washington Commanders' 45-31 upset victory over the Detroit Lions, the Dolphins are now tied for the longest conference championship appearance drought too.

Tyreek Hill has admitted that he is "opening up the door" to a potential trade from the Miami Dolphins this offseason, and there are a few teams that could look to acquire the star wide receiver

Amid several rumors of his potential departure from the Miami Dolphins, it appears Tyreek Hill has already chosen his team for the 2025 NFL season—and it's not the Dallas Cowboys. In recent days, Tyreek Hill announced his departure from the Miami Dolphins.

If Tyreek Hill is discontented with the Miami Dolphins, Dallas Cowboys edge rusher Micah Parsons has an idea as to where he could play next. Parsons made

Parsons' pitch is compelling, but the prospect of Tyreek Hill landing in Dallas is highly unlikely. The Cowboys face significant cap constraints, especially after committing to CeeDee Lamb on a four-year, $136 million extension in August. Additionally, Hill remains under contract with the Dolphins through 2026, making a move even more improbable.

Barring an unexpected contract reworking on Hill’s end, the Cowboys could struggle to build a competitive team if they are paying top-of-the-market salaries to two receivers in Hill and star wideout CeeDee Lamb, with quarterback Dak Prescott and potentially Parsons also being paid premium amounts.

Bleacher Report's Mitch Milani argued the Miami Dolphins should make two offseason blockbuster trades to replace wide receiver Tyreek Hill.

Dallas Cowboys star Micah Parsons is attempting to recruit Miami Dolphins star Tyreek Hill following the trade drama surrounding the receiver.

The news that Mike McCarthy won’t be back as coach of the Dallas Cowboys might have caught the attention of the Miami Dolphins on Monday. Not because of any interest in McCarthy, but the domino ...