"Come back home to Arrowhead": NFL fans buzz as Tyreek Hill sparks trade rumors after cryptic tweet about Dolphins' $51.9M cap hit

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill didn't feature for the team much this season as the five-time Pro Bowler suffered a season-ending injury against the New York Jets in Week 4.

Despite his limited time on the field, Hill has been in the news with speculations about his future in Miami intensifying as the regular season nears its conclusion. The Dolphins caught the attention after a cryptic reply to a fan's post about his $51.9M cap hit for the 2026 season.

"What Tyreek wants is not relevant. His cap number is not managable for Miami to take on. He’s gone," a fan wrote on X.

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Hill replied with a popular meme from "The Office" in the comments.

His cryptic reply sparked trade rumors from fans on social media.

"Come back home to Arrowhead. It's your 3rd act, bro." "Well I for one would like the cheetah come back tour to stay in Miami. Hopefully something can be worked out 🙏" "Come Back to the chiefs and Travis Kelce come back one more year." "You literally said you wanted to be gone 😂 you are ok and always in trouble. As a die hard Miami fan, leave bro. We don't need you." "Stop trolling man 😭 One last run to get to the Super Bowl. You and Lamar gonna go CRAZY !!"

Tyreek Hill's Dolphins future uncertain after quarterback Tua Tagovailoa's benching

The Dolphins will save $23.65 million in cap space if they cut Hill and it improves to $36 million if he is released after June 1. Hill turns 32 in March and Miami could part ways with the veteran wide receiver in the wake of his recent injury struggles.

The trade rumors surrounding Tyreek Hill have been around for a few weeks, but the speculation has grown after the Dolphins benched franchise quarterback Tua Tagovailoa last week.

Tagovailoa's benching has sparked rumors that Miami could be heading into a new direction. If the quarterback is traded before June 1, the Dolphins will have $45.2 million in dead money.

Edited by Chaitanya Prakash