In a move that could shake up the NFL landscape, Miami Dolphins star wide receiver Tyreek Hill has publicly expressed his interest in joining the Las Vegas Raiders once his current contract with Miami expires after the 2025 season.
Speaking on his podcast “It Needed To Be Said”, the eight-time Pro Bowler made a comment that lit up social media and sent Raiders fans into a frenzy.
“Look, man, I’ve done a lot in this league. I got love for Miami, but if the opportunity is right — I wouldn’t mind putting on that silver and black in 2026. Vegas? That’s a vibe. I like what they’re building.”
A New Chapter in Sight
Hill, 31 by the time the 2026 season kicks off, has already cemented his legacy as one of the most explosive playmakers in NFL history. With over 10,000 receiving yards, a Super Bowl ring, and a reputation as one of the league’s most unguardable threats, his name alone draws defensive double teams.
But with the Dolphins facing looming cap space challenges and a younger core coming into focus, Hill’s remarks suggest he may be looking to write the final chapters of his career elsewhere — and the Raiders appear to be at the top of his list.
Raiders Head Coach Responds
Shortly after Hill’s remarks gained traction, Raiders head coach Pete Carroll was asked about the possibility during a team media availability.
“Tyreek’s one of the most dangerous players this league has ever seen. If he’s interested in what we’re doing here — and he fits our culture — we’ll absolutely listen.”