Tyreek Hill Undergoes Wrist Procedure Ahead of 2025 NFL Season

Miami Dolphins star wide receiver Tyreek Hill recently underwent a minor medical procedure to have screws removed from his wrist, according to league sources. The screws were initially inserted following an injury he sustained last season.

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Reports indicate that the procedure went smoothly, and Hill is expected to make a full recovery ahead of the 2025 NFL season. While the Dolphins and Hill’s representatives have not publicly commented, there is no indication that this development will impact his availability for offseason activities or the start of the regular season.

Despite managing a wrist injury during the 2024 campaign, Hill delivered another standout season. He maintained his reputation as one of the league’s most explosive wide receivers, playing a key role in the Dolphins' offensive success. His ability to perform at a high level while dealing with an injury has drawn praise from coaches, teammates, and analysts alike.

Hill’s recovery will be closely monitored by the Dolphins' medical staff throughout the offseason. Barring any unforeseen setbacks, he is expected to participate fully in team workouts and training camp. Miami will rely heavily on Hill once again as they look to build on last season’s progress and make a deeper playoff run in 2025.

For now, Dolphins fans can remain optimistic that Hill’s minor procedure is simply a routine step in his recovery, and he should be ready to contribute at full strength when the new season begins.