Miami dolphin There is no plan to do business Tirek hill And no calls have been received from teams interested in star wide receiver, sources told ESPN’s Adam Skeffer.
Hill has been the theme of business speculation from the end of the previous season, when he pulled himself from the conclusion of Miami’s regular session and indicated at a business request.
The future of Hill in Miami again attracted the attention of Leagwide again last Sunday, when there were only four catches of Dolphin 33–8 in the five-time all-Prop. Indianapolis colts,
But until Saturday, sources told the sketch, Dolphin has not questioned the hill, which is in the second year of the three years, $ 90 million contracts. Dolphin already used the $ 15.85 million option bonus of the hill for this season, leaving a $ 10 million base salary and $ 1.8 million per game bonus.
Hill said on Friday that he was happy in Miami, although he admitted that whatever happens in NFL “.
“I really don’t pay attention to anyone,” he said, when asked about the potentially trading. “I think I think, noise is good – adversity is an opportunity. I see it like this.”
Dolphin General Manager Chris Grier clarified earlier this year that Hill never formally requested a business, and Hill eventually apologized for his comments.
The captains of the dolphin team called for the players’ meeting on Tuesday to make each other accountable and remained on the same page as they prepare to host the host. new England Patriots In week 2. While he was not given a captain this season, Hill said that he fully supported the meeting and believes that it would help the team in a long time.
Hill, 31, is also facing Accused of domestic abuse According to the documents received by TMZ, against his reputed wife, who accused the couple of eight separate incidents of domestic violence in filing related to the divorce case of the couple.
Hill denied the allegations in a statement issued by his lawyer on Monday, stating that the allegations are part of the “Shakedown” for the eight -time Pro Baller which is “attempts to generate poor media coverage”.
NFL spokesman Brian McRarthi and Dolphin coach Mike McDaniel confirmed that the league was investigating the case. Hill said that he did not talk to the league till Friday afternoon.
ESPN’s Marcel Louis-Jax contributed to this report.
