The Miami Dolphins and star wide receiver Tyreek Hill appeared to have patched up their differences after a turbulent offseason, but rumors of a potential trade continue to swirl. Earlier this year, Hill expressed frustration with the team and hinted at wanting to play for a Super Bowl contender. However, after discussions with the organization, he reaffirmed his commitment to Miami.
Despite this, former Green Bay Packers quarterback Kurt Benkert believes the Dolphins could still move on from their veteran playmaker-potentially as early as the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft.
A draft-day blockbuster?
Benkert recently took to social media, floating the idea that Miami might decide to part ways with Hill on draft night. He even named two franchises that he believes could be in the mix for the star receiver: the Dallas Cowboys and the Baltimore Ravens.
“I would not be shocked to see the Dolphins trade Tyreek Hill on draft night,” Benkert wrote on X. “My ideal landing spots for him are Dallas and Baltimore. With Dallas, they get to add some firepower, which they will need to compete in their division this year. It would also take eyes off of CeeDee Lamb-allowing for both of their efficiencies to go through the roof.”
The Cowboys, who are always looking for an edge in their highly competitive division, could benefit from adding another elite playmaker alongside Lamb. Hill’s speed and deep-threat ability could open up the field for quarterback Dak Prescott, making an already potent offense even more dangerous.
Benkert also sees a perfect fit for Hill in Baltimore, where the Ravens are looking to build around MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson.
“With Baltimore, he would be able to join an aging roster to help close the gap in their AFC title run – and would be the best receiver Lamar Jackson has ever played with,” Benkert added.
Hill’s arrival in Baltimore would undoubtedly provide Jackson with a dynamic weapon, something the Ravens have lacked in recent years. As the team looks to capitalize on its championship window, acquiring a proven game-changer like Hill could be the final piece they need to reach the Super Bowl.