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CBS News
an hour ago
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- CBS News
Miami Dolphins' Tua Tagovailoa says rebuilding trust with Tyreek Hill is ongoing
Tyreek Hill's work to regain the trust of his Miami Dolphins teammates remains ongoing after the All-Pro wide receiver took himself out of the 2024 regular-season finale and indicated he wanted to play elsewhere. After the Dolphins wrapped up the first day of training camp, quarterback Tua Tagovailoa said moving on from Hill's comments hasn't been a quick process. "I would say we're still continuing to do that," Tagovailoa said of rebuilding his relationship with Hill. "But it's not just with me, it's with a lot of the guys. I'm not the only one that heard that. You guys aren't the only people that heard that. A lot of people that follow football, that follow the Miami Dolphins ... everyone has seen that." After a loss to the New York Jets that marked the first time in his career that he had not made the playoffs, Hill told reporters afterward that he was "opening the door" to play for another team. Hill has since walked back those comments and publicly apologized to Tagovailoa and his teammates for the outburst, which he has said was a result of frustrations with a disappointing season. "When you say something like that, you don't just come back from that with a 'Hey, my bad,'" Tagovailoa said Wednesday. "No, you've got to work that relationship up. You've got to build everything up again. It's still a work in progress, not just for me, but for everybody." Hill said Tuesday that the situation caused him to take an inward look and hold himself accountable, adding that he's matured this offseason and plans to be a better leader moving forward. "You can see thus far, the three months that the team has been working at it, that it's a surprise to no one in the building that he's saying that publicly," Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel said. "He's come to work every day with vigor and determination. First and foremost, the only way you can dictate the terms in life is you have to take a realistic evaluation of what's going on. ... Humble, accountable, deliberate, intentional daily focus — that's what we're looking for, and I'm excited for him to get another opportunity to stack another day today." All-Pro safety Minkah Fitzpatrick began his second stint with the Dolphins on Wednesday after being dealt to Miami from Pittsburgh in a trade that sent cornerback Jalen Ramsey and tight end Jonnu Smith to the Steelers. Fitzpatrick was drafted 11th overall by the Dolphins in 2018 but only played for them one full season before requesting a trade in 2019. At the time, he wasn't happy with his role under then-head coach Brian Flores. McDaniel indicated Wednesday that the Dolphins made sure Fitzpatrick was OK with returning to Miami before the move was made. Fitzpatrick participated in Wednesday's practice but has not spoken to reporters since the June 30 trade. "As you enter into negotiations of any sort of trade, you try to identify first and foremost that the player you're receiving wants to play football for you," McDaniel said. "I'm elated to add Minkah to the team because it's an opportunity to have a player that I've been coaching off of and plays the position the way that we here want to play the position. … It's a real good fit based on his skillset." Second-year offensive lineman Bayron Matos suffered an undisclosed injury in the final minutes of practice and was flown via helicopter to a hospital. He was in stable condition, the team said. The Dolphins did not release information on the injury. Veteran cornerback Artie Burns, who signed with the Dolphins as a free agent in March, suffered an apparent leg injury after appearing to make contact with another player early in practice. Burns left on crutches.
Fox News
19 hours ago
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- Fox News
Dolphins' Tua Tagovailoa gets candid about Tyreek Hill's 'I'm out' comment from last season
Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa says he's working to get his relationship with star receiver Tyreek Hill back on track after Hill notoriously said "I'm out" after the 2024 season didn't result in a playoff appearance. The veteran signal caller spoke with reporters on Wednesday at the Dolphins training camp, where he spoke about Hill's comment. He was candid with his answer. "When you say something like that, you don't just come back with, 'My bad,'" Tagovailoa said, via the NFL Network. "You gotta work that relationship up. He is working on himself." Hill's comments came after the Dolphins lost to the New York Jets in Week 18, 32-20, which left them without a playoff berth as a wild card team. It was Hill's first time not making the playoffs, and his quick response to that feeling left many wondering if he played his last game in the teal and orange. "I just gotta do what's best for me and my family," he said then. "If that's here or wherever the case may be, man. I'm [going to] open the door for myself. I'm out, bro. It was great playing here, but at the end of the day, I gotta do what's best for my career because I'm too much of a competitor to be just out there." Hill's agent, Drew Rosenhaus, stepped in to say that the star receiver's comments were "very genuine," though he remained committed to playing for the Dolphins. "He wants to win. It's not good enough for him not to make the playoffs," Rosenhaus said. "He is very passionate. I think at the end of the day, he is committed to this Dolphins football team." Hill also walked back his comments in January, saying it was "frustration" that led to them. Hill, who still has two years remaining on his three-year, $90 million contract the Dolphins gave him, was never traded by Miami this offseason. As a result, he enters Dolphins training camp with more than just preparing for the new year. The eight-time Pro Bowler had his worst statistical season since 2019, as he totaled 959 yards on 81 receptions with six touchdowns, which are all the lowest numbers he's put up since that year. It definitely wasn't how Hill was hoping to follow up his 2023 campaign, where he led the league in receiving yards (1,799) and receiving touchdowns (13) over 16 games. The Dolphins head into the 2025 season hoping that health can stay on their side, especially with Tagovailoa needing to miss time again last year due to another concussion.
Time of India
20 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
'This is why he beats him': Fans roast Tyreek Hill after his son thinks Justin Jefferson is his real dad
(Image via Getty) Tyreek Hill just shared a moment that's part hilarious, part humbling, and very dad-core. Apparently, one of his own sons told people that Justin Jefferson, not Tyreek, is his real dad. What started as a funny family story has now turned into a full-on social media roast with the internet doing what it does best: laughing, judging, and making memes. Tyreek Hill's own son says Jefferson is 'his dad' and Hill claps back perfectly During a press session, Tyreek Hill casually told reporters that one of his sons had been telling friends Justin Jefferson was his actual dad. Hill FaceTimed the kid mid-interview, verified it, then hit back with a hilarious dad burn: 'Tell Justin Jefferson to take yo' ahh to Disney World then.' No malice. Just top-tier banter. Hill even said it motivates him. But the internet? They weren't going to let it slide that easily. Fans couldn't stop roasting Tyreek's personal life X (formerly Twitter) immediately took the quote and ran with it. Some fans kept it light, cracking jokes about Hill's parenting situation: One username, @KinnyGames, tweeted: 'Which son? Doesn't he have like 30?' Internet Reacts to Tyreek Hill's Wild Family Confession About Justin Jefferson The laughter didn't last for everyone. A few users brought the mood down, dragging Hill for what they see as chaotic fatherhood: @MrsKinder, commented: ' This guy is so gross. His son is from a broken family. 5+ children with different mothers. What an absolute piece of sh*t.' Internet Reacts to Tyreek Hill's Wild Family Confession About Justin Jefferson The responses showed how quickly a funny quote can spiral into a morality debate. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Enlarged Prostate? Do this simple trick before Bed and see what happens Prostate Health Journal Click Here Undo Some fans just wanted to enjoy the joke, while others questioned Hill's parenting and role model status. This moment started as a funny dad-son story but quickly reminded everyone that when you're a public figure, especially one with a complex personal life, no viral moment goes unpunished. Whether you're laughing with Hill or judging from the timeline, one thing's for sure, Tyreek's kid better start packing. Because if Jefferson really is dad, Disney World's on him. FAQ: 1. How many kids does Tyreek Hill have? Tyreek Hill has at least seven confirmed children from multiple relationships and possibly more depending on ongoing legal developments and his own remarks. 2. Did Justin Jefferson respond to Tyreek Hill's comment? As of now, Justin Jefferson has not publicly responded to Tyreek Hill's comments. Also read - 'Disgusting behavior': Ja'Marr Chase's viral hand placement on his girlfriend has fans spiraling and screaming For real-time updates, scores, and highlights, follow our live coverage of the India vs England Test match here. Catch Rani Rampal's inspiring story on Game On, Episode 4. Watch Here!
Yahoo
a day ago
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- Yahoo
Dolphins' Tua Tagovailoa says rebuilding trust with Tyreek Hill is ongoing
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — Tyreek Hill's work to regain the trust of his Miami Dolphins teammates remains ongoing after the All-Pro wide receiver took himself out of the 2024 regular-season finale and indicated he wanted to play elsewhere. After the Dolphins wrapped up the first day of training camp, quarterback Tua Tagovailoa said moving on from Hill's comments hasn't been a quick process. 'I would say we're still continuing to do that,' Tagovailoa said of rebuilding his relationship with Hill. 'But it's not just with me, it's with a lot of the guys. I'm not the only one that heard that. You guys aren't the only people that heard that. A lot of people that follow football, that follow the Miami Dolphins ... everyone has seen that.' After a loss to the New York Jets that marked the first time in his career that he had not made the playoffs, Hill told reporters afterward that he was 'opening the door' to play for another team. Hill has since walked back those comments and publicly apologized to Tagovailoa and his teammates for the outburst, which he has said was a result of frustrations with a disappointing season. 'When you say something like that, you don't just come back from that with a 'Hey, my bad,'' Tagovailoa said Wednesday. "No, you've got to work that relationship up. You've got to build everything up again. It's still a work in progress, not just for me, but for everybody." Hill said Tuesday that the situation caused him to take an inward look and hold himself accountable, adding that he's matured this offseason and plans to be a better leader moving forward. 'You can see thus far, the three months that the team has been working at it, that it's a surprise to no one in the building that he's saying that publicly," Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel said. "He's come to work every day with vigor and determination. First and foremost, the only way you can dictate the terms in life is you have to take a realistic evaluation of what's going on. ... Humble, accountable, deliberate, intentional daily focus — that's what we're looking for, and I'm excited for him to get another opportunity to stack another day today.' Dolphins made sure Fitzpatrick wanted return to Miami before trade All-Pro safety Minkah Fitzpatrick began his second stint with the Dolphins on Wednesday after being dealt to Miami from Pittsburgh in a trade that sent cornerback Jalen Ramsey and tight end Jonnu Smith to the Steelers. Fitzpatrick was drafted 11th overall by the Dolphins in 2018 but only played for them one full season before requesting a trade in 2019. At the time, he wasn't happy with his role under then-head coach Brian Flores. McDaniel indicated Wednesday that the Dolphins made sure Fitzpatrick was OK with returning to Miami before the move was made. Fitzpatrick participated in Wednesday's practice but has not spoken to reporters since the June 30 trade. 'As you enter into negotiations of any sort of trade, you try to identify first and foremost that the player you're receiving wants to play football for you," McDaniel said. "I'm elated to add Minkah to the team because it's an opportunity to have a player that I've been coaching off of and plays the position the way that we here want to play the position. … It's a real good fit based on his skillset.' Two players injured on first day of camp Second-year offensive lineman Bayron Matos suffered an undisclosed injury in the final minutes of practice and was flown via helicopter to a hospital. He was in stable condition, the team said. The Dolphins did not release information on the injury. Veteran cornerback Artie Burns, who signed with the Dolphins as a free agent in March, suffered an apparent leg injury after appearing to make contact with another player early in practice. Burns left on crutches. ___ AP NFL:
Al Arabiya
a day ago
- Sport
- Al Arabiya
Dolphins' Tua Tagovailoa says rebuilding trust with Tyreek Hill is ongoing
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – Tyreek Hill's work to regain the trust of his Miami Dolphins teammates remains ongoing after the All-Pro wide receiver took himself out of the 2024 regular-season finale and indicated he wanted to play elsewhere. After the Dolphins wrapped up the first day of training camp, quarterback Tua Tagovailoa said moving on from Hill's comments hasn't been a quick process. 'I would say we're still continuing to do that,' Tagovailoa said of rebuilding his relationship with Hill. 'But it's not just with me, it's with a lot of the guys. I'm not the only one that heard that. You guys aren't the only people that heard that. A lot of people that follow football that follow the Miami Dolphins… everyone has seen that.' After a loss to the New York Jets that marked the first time in his career that he had not made the playoffs, Hill told reporters afterward that he was opening the door to play for another team. Hill has since walked back those comments and publicly apologized to Tagovailoa and his teammates for the outburst, which he has said was a result of frustrations with a disappointing season. 'When you say something like that, you don't just come back from that with a 'Hey my bad,'' Tagovailoa said Wednesday. 'No, you've got to work that relationship up. You've got to build everything up again. It's still a work in progress, not just for me but for everybody.' Hill said Tuesday that the situation caused him to take an inward look and hold himself accountable, adding that he's matured this offseason and plans to be a better leader moving forward. 'You can see thus far the three months that the team has been working at it that it's a surprise to no one in the building that he's saying that publicly,' Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel said. 'He's come to work every day with vigor and determination. First and foremost, the only way you can dictate the terms in life is you have to take a realistic evaluation of what's going on. … Humble, accountable, deliberate, intentional daily focus – that's what we're looking for and I'm excited for him to get another opportunity to stack another day today.' Dolphins made sure Fitzpatrick wanted return to Miami before trade All-Pro safety Minkah Fitzpatrick began his second stint with the Dolphins on Wednesday after being dealt to Miami from Pittsburgh in a trade that sent cornerback Jalen Ramsey and tight end Jonnu Smith to the Steelers. Fitzpatrick was drafted 11th overall by the Dolphins in 2018 but only played for them one full season before requesting a trade in 2019. At the time, he wasn't happy with his role under then-head coach Brian Flores. McDaniel indicated Wednesday that the Dolphins made sure Fitzpatrick was OK with returning to Miami before the move was made. Fitzpatrick participated in Wednesday's practice but has not spoken to reporters since the June 30 trade. 'As you enter into negotiations of any sort of trade, you try to identify first and foremost that the player you're receiving wants to play football for you,' McDaniel said. 'I'm elated to add Minkah to the team because it's an opportunity to have a player that I've been coaching off of and plays the position the way that we here want to play the position. … It's a real good fit based on his skillset.' Two players injured on first day of camp Second-year offensive lineman Bayron Matos suffered an undisclosed injury in the final minutes of practice and was flown via helicopter to a hospital. He was in stable condition, the team said. The Dolphins did not release information on the injury. Veteran cornerback Artie Burns, who signed with the Dolphins as a free agent in March, suffered an apparent leg injury after appearing to make contact with another player early in practice. Burns left on crutches.
