The Tyreek Hill trade scenarios have got to stop. With Hill’s recent restructure of his contract, and his dedication to his teammates and the South Florida area, Hill is not going anywhere.
The latest rumor has Hill being traded to the Baltimore Ravens where he would become the No. 1 weapon for two-time NFL Most Valuable Player, quarterback Lamar Jackson.
Steve DelVecchio of YardBarker has brought forth this trade scenario. He proposed five best landing spots for Hill, with the Ravens being the best suited for a player of Hill’s skills and desire to play for a winner.
“The Ravens signed DeAndre Hopkins this offseason, but he is the latest in a long line of past-their-prime wideouts who have landed in Baltimore. At 31, Hill is still playing his best football,” DelVecchio said. “Hill and Zay Flowers could do some serious damage in the same offense. The Ravens will always be run-first as long as Derrick Henry is healthy, but Hill is the type of player who could push them over the top.”
Hill did make some comments at the conclusion of the 2024 season that he wanted to be traded to a winning team. He later walked back those comments and said it was just his frustration coming out after not making the playoffs for the first time in his three seasons in Miami.
He also had a downtrodden year with quarterback Tua Tagovailoa missing six games with a concussion and hip issues. He only caught 81 passes for 959 yards and six touchdowns. Baltimore would welcome those statistics from Hill, but in Miami, with it’s quick-strike offense, those numbers are rather pedestrian from a WR1.
DelVecchio does not say what the Dolphins would get in return for Hill in such a proposed trade. Therefore, it’s not really a trade DelVecchio is talking about, he is just merely proposing who could use Hill the most.
What team cannot use a player like Hill, with the season he had in 2023? Hill had 119 receptions, tying a career high, for 1,799 yards and 13 touchdowns. The yardage and touchdowns represented a career high.
He’s a controversial player. … and one likely to remain in the headlines.
