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Tyreek Hill Dislocates Knee During Dolphins’ First Win, Ending 2025 Regular Season

Team doctors plan knee surgery in the coming days as Miami recalibrates its offense without its top receiver.

Overview

  • Miami beat the New York Jets 27-21 for its first victory of the season, but the game was overshadowed by Hill’s third‑quarter injury on a sideline catch.
  • Team medical staff confirmed a left knee dislocation and said Hill will undergo surgery shortly and miss the remainder of the regular season; full details on ligament damage and 2026 remain to be determined.
  • Hill was carted off after receiving on‑field care, appeared to smile and wave to fans, and coach Mike McDaniel relayed Hill’s message to focus on securing the win.
  • Coaches and players emphasized a next‑man‑up approach, with Jaylen Waddle, De’Von Achane and Darren Waller expected to see expanded roles in the passing game.
  • Hill’s long absence raises roster and financial questions after his recent contract restructure that added approximately $65 million in guarantees, drawing attention to potential 2026 cap ramifications.