This week, Hill was served with divorce papers filed by his wife. Via the Miami Herald, the papers were filed after the incident that resulted in police being called to Hill’s home. No charges were filed.

The Dolphins got Hill because he’s a great receiver. He is, too. Even at 31 this year, he can win games, and teams put up with a lot for that. But if you believe a team’s culture matters, Hill loses you games, too.

The Miami Dolphins lost an All-Pro star in Terron Armstead, who announced that he would retire from the NFL after a fantastic 12-year career. Despite walking away from the game, Armstead still has plenty of love for his last team. More news: Dolphins Star Tyreek Hill Doubles Down on Wanting to Return to Miami Amid Trade Rumors

The 31-year-old posted 959 yards and six touchdowns, averaging 11.8 yards per catch. For nearly every other wide receiver in the NFL, that’d be a great year, but after Hill had back-to-back 1,700-plus yard seasons, the hope was for him to be an elite weapon for the Dolphins.

Remember when Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel said at the owners meeting on the last day of March that he could "certainly say with certainty at this certain moment" that Tyreek Hill would be on the roster in 2025?

Even though a Sunny Isles police sergeant told reporters that “no crime was committed” and there will be no charges, Hill is subject to the league’s personal conduct policy. And while disciplinary action doesn’t appear very likely, it also cannot be ruled out.

A recent incident involving NFL wide receiver Tyreek Hill has once again brought domestic turmoil into the spotlight. During a heated argument at the family's 35th-floor residence,