Tyreek Hill’s agent shut down any notion he wants out of Miami. Drew Rosenhaus, who represents the star Dolphins receiver, joined “The Pat McAfee Show” on Thursday and suggested Hill won’t be forcing his way out of South Florida any time soon.

Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill told ESPN's Lisa Salters that he had suffered a wrist injury during training camp.

Following a whirlwind several days, receiver Tyreek Hill appears to be locked in with the Miami Dolphins going forward, at least if his agent’s comments are any indication. Drew Rosenhaus joined the set of the Pat McAfee Show from the Orange Bowl on Thursday and quelled the talk of a trade for the speedy wideout.

Tyreek Hill’s agent believes that his client can work things out with the Dolphins. Hill met with GM Chris Grier and head coach Mike McDaniel earlier this week, and Drew Rosenhaus believes his client remains faithful to the club.

Drew Rosenhaus, agent for Tyreek Hill ... “Tyreek’s scrimmaging with the Washington Commanders and he breaks his wrist,” Rosenhaus said. The Dolphins and Commanders held what they classified ...

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill remains fully committed to the team, his agent Drew Rosenhaus said Thursday, noting Hill recently had positive meetings with general manager Chris Grier and head coach Mike McDaniel.

Tyreek Hill’s agent, Drew Rosenhaus, addresses the wide receiver ... "Tyreek Hill broke his wrist in a scrimmage against the Commanders in Training Camp.. He wasn't gonna miss the season ...

Drew Rosenhaus Dolphins general manager Chris ... that Hill broke his wrist during a joint practice with the Washington Commanders in August and doctors recommended he undergo season-ending ...

Despite saying that he was "out" following his team's season-ending loss to the New York Jets, Tyreek Hill's agent said that his client is committed to the Miami Dolphins .

The Miami Dolphins will be the home team in the first NFL game to be played in Spain, and that will be next regular season, the NFL said Friday.

Daniels threw two touchdown passes to lead the Commanders to a win at Tampa Bay, becoming the fourth rookie quarterback in the SB era to win a road playoff start.

Kicker Jason Sanders of the Miami Dolphins has been named the AFC Special Teams Player of the Month for December and January. That’s back-to-back picks for the second time in Sanders’ career, and the fifth time he has been selected.