Tyreek Hill

Career StatsF

Year	Team	GP	Rec	Yards	TD
Career		113	110	1,034	11
2025		13	11	91	0
2024		8	23	187	0
2023		16

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Dolphins are getting tremendous value with Hill's $0.8M annual deal, making this one of the most lopsided contracts in the NFL despite the C CVI grade. While Hill carries an "unproven" performance designation that drags down his overall rating, paying elite production at near-minimum salary creates massive surplus value for Miami's roster construction. At 30 years old, Hill remains in his prime receiving years, and this bargain-basement contract likely reflects unique circumstances—whether it's a restructured deal, incentive-heavy structure, or cap maneuvering that isn't fully captured in the base salary. The risk is virtually non-existent at this price point; even if Hill's production drops to merely above-average levels, the Dolphins are still getting starter-caliber play for backup money. This deal exemplifies how savvy franchises can exploit market inefficiencies, allowing Miami to allocate resources elsewhere while locking up one of the game's most dynamic receivers at a fraction of his market value.

Performance Analysis

Tyreek Hill's F grade in Miami is one of the most confounding results in the system for a player who has been one of the most productive receivers in NFL history. Hill has been a speed-based nightmare for defenses throughout his career, producing historic numbers in both Kansas City and Miami. The F grade is clearly a data issue and does not reflect the reality of Hill's play, even accounting for any decline. When healthy, Hill remains one of the most dangerous players in football — his speed creates spacing for the entire offense. Hill's production may have dipped from his historic peaks, but an F grade for one of the game's most dynamic receivers is simply wrong.