Tyreek Hill

Tagovailoa was a limited participant in Wednesday's practice and didn't take a snap on Thursday. Despite rumors of a potential hold-in during contract negotiations, the Dolphins' signal-caller was a full participant on Friday and generated some buzz when he hit Tyreek Hill on a 70-yard strike on his first throw in 11 on 11s. Tagovailoa is still hoping for a contract extension before the start of the season, but it seems like any concerns of a hold-in can be laid to rest after today. We'll see where things go from here, but a full practice is always a good sign.

Their back-to-back Super Bowl wins aside, the Chiefs certainly have been a less explosive offense since trading Tyreek Hill. Kansas City had entered extension talks to retain the historically talented deep threat in early March of 2022, but after Davante Adams‘ Raiders deal raised Hill’s asking price, a quick trade to Miami transpired. Hill has […]

Age won't be slowing 'Cheetah' down

With Dolphins training camp getting going this week, running back Raheem Mostert said in his press conference that he thinks his teammates would understand if quarterback Tua Tagovailoa staged a hold-in and didn't practice while he awaits a contract extension.

Did not participate in minicamp The #Dolphins are placing WR Odell Beckham Jr. on the active/physically unable to perform list to start training camp, per source. My understanding is Beckham, 31, is working through minor things and this is part of the plan for easing him back into football. (Tom Pelissero on X) FF Today's Take: Beckham was seemingly battling nagging issues most of last season on his way to a 35-565-3 line, playing in 14 games and finishing as the WR62 in PPR leagues. At this point in his career, he's a late-round dart throw that will only have real fantasy value if Tyreek Hill or Jaylen Waddle get injured.