The Miami Dolphins are at 1–3, and emotions are growing. Mike McDonald is not the right head coach, and his decisions are causing the team significant losses. Finally, Tyreek Hill is frustrated. This frustration may lead to a trade.
Hill is a valuable receiver, as evidenced by his career total of 11,568 yards and 83 touchdowns with a 70.0% reception percentage. Last season alone yielded 1,861 yards and 14 touchdowns, with a 70.9% receiving percentage. And this season, with 217 yards and a touchdown on a 56.7% receiving percentage, Hill is still effective, but he does not fit into the Dolphins’ current strategy. With a rebuild looming, trading Hill for draft money must be a top goal for Miami.
The Washington Commanders make an excellent fit. Jayden Daniels, a budding star, has already elevated the offense to new heights. Terry McLaurin is his top receiver, racking up 191 yards, with tight end Zach Ertz coming in second. The issue is that Austin Ekeler, a running back, is the third-best receiver with 121 yards.
With the commanders on the rise, they must guarantee that the offensive remains solid and Daniels develops properly. If he received it, Hill would provide Washington with additional aid.
