Tyreek Hill's name floated around in trade rumors all offseason.
But as Week 1 arrives, Hill remains with the Miami Dolphins.
There are still many who don't think that'll last. ESPN's Seth Walder is one of those folks.
Walder wrote this weekend that a Hill trade could very well be on its way by the middle of the season:
"It's hardly the boldest call on this list, considering how last year ended, but if Miami's season goes south quickly -- and it certainly could -- it will make sense to deal Hill midway through the campaign to maximize the return as soon as possible rather than holding on to an aging player as a non-contender in the second half."
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Hill is 31, and his contract provides a potential out after the season, although a team could choose to keep him for the third and final season of his current deal in 2026.
He's coming off his first sub-1000-yard season since 2019. Hill really struggled, as did the rest of the Dolphins, when Tua Tagovailoa was out injured.
Wide receiver seems to be a classic position for midseason NFL trades. It's not quite the trading frenzy that takes place in the MLB or NBA, but there are still winning deals to be had.
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Hill's speed could definitely appeal to a team that gets off to a good start but maybe is one wideout short of being a scary offense.
Of course, the Dolphins could negate all the chatter by starting the season strong. They've got a good chance to be 1-0, with a Week 1 matchup against the Colts looming on Sunday.
But if it's bumpy out of the gates for Miami, don't be surprised to see Hill's name come up again.
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