The Miami Dolphins haven’t found much playoff success over the past two seasons. And unfortunately, this year doesn’t feel like it will be much different, as the team appears poised to offload key players. With the salary cap outlook for next year looking grim, Miami is expected to begin freeing up space. One move expected involves Jalen Ramsey — but his contract is a major obstacle.
“But a lot of these teams are spooked by the money because of the $24 million guaranteed. The Rams are sort of waiting it out. It’s really interesting. I do think it’ll get done, I just don’t know what it’s going to look like financially. But I know he’s supposed to get traded in somewhat short order, so I think in the next week or two I could see it coming together,” ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler said.
However, if Tyreek Hill has any say in the matter, he’s determined to bring Ramsey back to Miami.
“I’m getting Ramsey back in a Dolphins jersey, I don’t care what they say,” Hill said. “He’s a dog. He’s one of the best corners in the league, man. Great leader. Great teammate too, though. That’s what he doesn’t get a lot of credit for, man.”
Hill isn’t stopping there. He believes this is the year the Dolphins finally break through.
“This year as one of the leaders, I told the guys, it’s time to change who we are as a team. It’s time to change the narrative about we are not able to play in cold weather, we are not a physical team. So, I’m tired of that narrative. I’m tired of living behind not being able to go to the playoffs and win in Miami,” Hill said. “We got a good quarterback, we got a good offensive lineman and we got some good coaches and we got some good people in the community who deserve to be a part of that. So, I feel like this is the year that we change all of that.”
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Hill has entered this offseason with a new mindset — and with his words, he’s giving Miami fans the hope they may have lost.
