One is the impending free agency of Keenan Allen. Allen returned to Los Angeles and enjoyed a productive 2025 season, catching 81 catches for 777 yards and four touchdowns while becoming the franchise’s all-time leading receiver when he caught pass No. 956, moving ahead of Antonio Gates.

The Miami Dolphins did the cap equivalent of flipping the table and walking out of the restaurant: they released Tyreek Hill, clearing major cap space while eating a painful dead-cap hit. That’s the setup.

Tyreek Hill, released by Miami Dolphins, vowed that he's "turned up and locked in" for his next NFL chapter, confirming his plan to play in 2026.

Where will Tyreek Hill play next? A pair of NFL sources believe he'll have a questionable market, but former NFL wide receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh is still bullish on Hill.

Spotrac estimated Tyreek Hill's potential contract value in free agency, which could be good news for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Tyreek Hill was released by the Dolphins and now there is uncertainty surrounding his ability to continue his playing career.

Mike Florio noted that recently released Miami Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill could potentially be suspended in 2026.

The Miami police officer who dragged Tyreek Hill from his car in 2024 is obviously happy that he was released by the Dolphins.