Mike McDaniel sends a strong warning to Tyreek Hill after his Week 18 frustrations during the Dolphins' loss to the Jets.

The Dolphins aren’t convinced that they’ll have to deal their No. 1 receiver yet. On Tuesday, GM Chris Grier said he and head coach Mike McDaniel had “productive conversations” with Hill, and that the receiver did not request a trade when they spoke. However, Grier also said that Hill did not walk those post-game comments back.

Chris Grier and Mike McDaniel addressed the ongoing situation with Hill in the aftermath of Miami's season-ending loss.

Dolphins players shared their thoughts on the future of Tyreek Hill following the star wide receiver's comments after Miami's loss to the New York Jets.

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill said after his team's 32-20 season-ending loss at the New York Jets that he's "out," all but expressing his desire

The finale was marred by a surprising move by star wide receiver Tyreek Hill, who opted to leave the game in the fourth quarter and not return to action on the team's final two drives. Hill later hinted that he wanted to leave the Dolphins for good and McDaniel hinted that Hill quit on the team.

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

Tyreek Hill strongly hinted that he no longer wants to play for the Miami Dolphins in a rant he delivered following Sunday’s loss to the New York Jets. His GM and head coach addressed the situation Tuesday.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts, who missed the last two games with a concussion, was to return to practice Wednesday ahead of a playoff game against the Green Bay Packers, coach Nick Sirianni announced.

Miami Dolphins, through its top executives, clarified the controversial situation of Tyreek Hill, who was rumored to be leaving the team after failing to qualify for the NFL playoffs. The Miami Dolphins saw their eventful season come to an end after a 32-20 loss to the New York Jets in Week 18.

When healthy, a Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb-led offense is a top-five unit. Prescott missed nine games this year with a hamstring injury, but the lack of WR depth behind Lamb was also problematic in Dallas’ 7-10 season. Jalen Tolbert was second on the team with just 610 yards.