Despite a 2-4 start behind the worst offense in the NFL by points per game, the Miami Dolphins aren't motivated to trade Tyreek Hill during the season. On

Miami Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel wants his top offensive playmakers more involved. The Indianapolis Colts made sure Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle had no chance to make a difference Sunday. The speedy Hill was limited to one catch for 8 yards and one carry for 5 yards while Waddle caught only one pass for 11 yards in yet another underwhelming performance by the league's lowest-scoring team.

There was all of 1:51 remaining on the game clock in Indianapolis on Sunday when Dolphins star receiver Tyreek Hill caught an eight-yard throw from Tim Boyle, who is one of three quarterbacks the Dolphins have used since star Tua Tagovailoa went down with a concussion in Week 2.

Miami Dolphins star Tyreek Hill is confident in his belief that he's still the best wide receiver in the NFL following a recent flurry of trades

Tyreek Hill missed the Dolphins' practice Wednesday. Tua Tagovailoa indicated Hill might be back Sunday vs. the Patriots or ‘somewhere down the line.'

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill might be close to hitting his boiling point. Hill didn’t speak to reporters after Sunday’s 16-10 loss to the Indianapolis Colts but was noticeably and justifiably upset about how the game went.