The situation at the Miami Dolphins is not the best in terms of results, as they are on a negative 1-6 run and are receiving a lot of criticism from their fans. In addition to the poor performance on the field, the team could receive another bad news, and that is that Tyreek Hill, who suffered a serious injury, would be thinking about retirement if he does not improve at all, which would be another blow for a team that is slowly falling apart.
During the Dolphins vs. Jets game in Week 4, where Miami won 27-24, Hill suffered a serious injury, where he dislocated his knee and tore ligaments, which forced him to undergo surgery and he will miss the entire 2025 season. The player spoke in a recent interview and explained that retirement is not so far away if he does not see an improvement after the injury.
Tyreek Hill hints at NFL retirement as Dolphins face crisis
In a conversation with the podcast “The Set” with his former teammate Terron Armstead, Tyreek Hill spoke about the tough injury he suffered and explained how difficult it is to be 100% in the NFL world.
“I love playing football. But it requires a lot. It requires a lot to be the best and stay on top and make a lot of money and help your team win games and things like that…It demands a lot from you mentally, it demands a lot from you physically… I just want to be in this moment with my family. I think that’s the appropriate answer for something like that,” the Dolphins player explained.
The player also spoke about a possible retirement from the activity, which he does not rule out, as he has been able to enjoy time with his family while recovering. “I feel like that decision is based on how I feel and where my mindset is right now. Right now, I’m happy. I’m happy to be with my kids. I’m happy with the career I’ve had.“
The Dolphins crisis that has fans upset
The Dolphins’ last defeat to the Browns by 31-6 left a very critical atmosphere in the Miami team. This humiliating defeat stretched a negative record of 1-6 and with it, many fans began to question both players and coaching staff.
The main target is head coach Mike McDaniel, and with poor results and arrogant statements, the coach has earned the hatred of fans and with such a negative streak it seems that his days are numbered.
The other “villain” in this story is Tua Tagovailoa, who is called to be the team’s figurehead, but has been far from that. With controversial statements and negative performance, the player has also earned a lot of criticism and fans have him as one of the main culprits of a losing streak that they hope will come to an end on Sunday against the Falcons.
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