Tyreek Hill opted against surgery and will continue playing with the wrist injury that he first suffered in August. That decision won't come without consequences, though. On Thursday, the Miami Dolphins wide receiver said he's aware of the fact that playing through

Miami Dolphins fleet receiver Tyreek Hill has been playing with a torn ligament in his wrist. Despite the discomfort, Hill says he will not have surgery until after the season, if he does undergo a procedure.

Tyreek Hill isn’t cutting his season short, even if it means further damaging his already-injured wrist. The Miami Dolphins receiver made his stance clear on Thursday, days after playing through the injury during a Week 10 Monday Night Football competition he had approached with a questionable status.

Before the Dolphins' win Monday, the eight-time Pro Bowler told ESPN's Lisa Salters that he's been dealing with wrist issues since training camp and claimed being tackled down to the ground during a traffic stop on his way to the season opener at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens on September 8 exacerbated the injury.

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill confirmed that he has discussed, and opted against, surgery to address his lingering wrist injury. "I've been

Tyreek Hill has missed notable practice time (but not any games) in 2024 as he deals with a wrist injury. The Dolphins All-Pro will consider surgery to address the issue, but nothing on that front will take place during the season.

Miami Dolphins star receiver Tyreek Hill says he's playing "even if I've got to cut my wrist off." Hill played last Monday night, despite a wrist injury. "I've been talking to a lot of people about this particular injury,