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Christopher Boan writes for FloridaBet.com and has been covering sports and sports betting for more than seven years, with experience at ArizonaSports.com, the Tucson Weekly and the Green Valley News.
Few NFL wide receivers have been as good on the field for as long as Miami Dolphins veteran Tyreek Hill, who has racked up 11,098 receiving yards on 798 catches during his 141-game career.
But on the heels of a disappointing season where the AFC East franchise skidded their way to an 8-9 finish and out of the NFL playoff picture across Florida sports betting, Hill tried to make it clear that his time in South Florida is up, with the ninth year veteran voicing his desire to play for a new team come 2025.
Dolphins GM Chris Grier downplayed Hill's comments and said they've had productive talks since to hopefully keep Hill heading into next season. But make no mistake, things have gotten awkward in Miami.
FloridaBet.com has developed exclusive odds projecting where Hill will play this upcoming season.
Team | Odds | Percentage Chance |
Stay with Miami Dolphins | -525 | 84.0% |
Pittsburgh Steelers | +1750 | 5.4% |
Denver Broncos | +3500 | 2.8% |
Green Bay Packers | +7000 | 1.4% |
Atlanta Falcons | +7000 | 1.4% |
Los Angeles Chargers | +8500 | 1.2% |
The Field / Retire | +2500 | 3.8% |
Disclaimer: These odds are for information purposes only and are not available through licensed sportsbooks in surrounding states. Sports betting is only legal in Florida via Hard Rock Bet, but our site is monitoring what happens in Miami and will let you know when sportsbooks like DraftKings and BetMGM become available.
Given Hill’s lofty salary cap hit and the controversy that’s engulfed him over the years, it could be easier said than done for Grier and company to get a solid return for the veteran this offseason, which is the reason why we still have Miami as the most likely spot for the 31-year-old to suit up for in 2025.
Overall, the ‘Fins have -525 odds of playing Hill for a fourth straight season this fall, while leading outside suitors include WR-needy clubs like the Pittsburgh Steelers (+1750), Denver Broncos (+3500), Atlanta Falcons and Green Bay Packers (+7000 apiece), while the Los Angeles Chargers round out our list at +8500.
The Steelers are the most likely landing spot for Hill in 2025, thanks in large part to the club’s decision to deal wideout George Pickens to the Dallas Cowboys earlier this month, leaving a hole in the Steelers’ depth chart as Pickens led Pittsburgh in targets (103) and receiving yards (900) last season.
Denver also needs another receiver to complement Courtland Sutton, who had 1,081 yards and eight scores last season but was one of two Broncos receivers (along with Marvin Mims Jr.) to have more than 500 yards, with Mims finishing with a meager 503 on 52 catches in 17 games played.
Regardless of where Hill goes next, he’ll certainly attract attention when he gets there, as the man nicknamed “Cheetah” has never shied away from the spotlight in his 141-game NFL career, dating back to when the Kansas City Chiefs drafted him 165th overall out of West Alabama in 2016.
USA Today photo by Vincent Carchietta.
Most likely with the Miami Dolphins, according to -525 odds (84% chance).
Possibly after the 2025 season. He’s stated this may be his final NFL campaign.
Frustration over team performance, social media posts, and past off-field issues have fueled speculation — but no formal trade request or negotiations have been reported.
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Christopher Boan writes for FloridaBet.com and has been covering sports and sports betting for more than seven years, with experience at ArizonaSports.com, the Tucson Weekly and the Green Valley News.
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