The Miami Dolphins’ season has been a roller coaster of unpredictability, with Tua Tagovailoa’s early-season concussion casting a long shadow over the team’s playoff hopes.
Four games without their star quarterback tested the team’s resilience, but Tagovailoa’s return has sparked a remarkable turnaround.
Three consecutive victories, including a decisive beatdown of the New England Patriots in Week 12, have reignited the competitive spirit.
However, a cloud of uncertainty hangs over their Thanksgiving Night showdown against the Green Bay Packers.
“Tyreek Hill did not practice today due to personal reasons (according to Cameron Wolfe),” FinsXtra wrote on X.
🚨 Tyreek Hill did not practice today due to personal reasons. (@CameronWolfe) #GoFins pic.twitter.com/0bevtne7uN
— FinsXtra (@FinsXtra) November 26, 2024
Already nursing a lingering wrist injury that limited his practice time, Hill’s potential absence could be a significant blow to Miami’s offensive firepower.
Amid the practice concerns, Hill recently caught a break in a different arena.
The September traffic stop that threatened to overshadow his season took an unexpected turn when a Miami-Dade judge dismissed the citations after an officer did not show up for a court appearance.
The incident, which saw Hill pulled from his vehicle, handcuffed and pinned face-down on the road, could have been a persistent distraction.
Miami’s visit to Green Bay carries high stakes. Should Hill be unable to suit up, the receiving corps will rely more on Odell Beckham Jr. and Malik Washington, working alongside Jaylen Waddle to maintain the offensive momentum.
Tagovailoa’s return has already demonstrated the Dolphins’ capacity to adapt and overcome, and this Week 13 matchup promises to be another test of their resilience.
While Hill’s status is uncertain, the Dolphins have shown they’re not a team to be underestimated.
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