Dolphins’ WR Tyreek Hill did not practice today due to a hip injury.

Related Players: Jaylen Waddle, Chase Claypool, Braxton Berrios, Cedrick Wilson

One would assume that Waddle would absolutely eat with no Tyreek on the field, but we may see a wider target tree if the WR1 were forced out of Week 8. Berrios has actually ran the second-most routes on the team over the last two weeks, so he may end up being the contingency plan for fantasy purposes. We'll keep an eye on Hill's status through the rest of the week.

Miami Dolphins’ wide receiver Jaylen Waddle has cleared the concussion protocol, the team announced Thursday.

Related Players: Tyreek Hill, Robbie Chosen, Braxton Berrios, River Cracraft

The hodgepodge WR2 rotations of Chosen/Berrios/Cracraft will have to take a backseat again, as the team has proven time and again that when Hill and Waddle are on the field, the passing game is going to funnel through them. They are both must starts in any matchup.

Dolphins WR Jaylen Waddle will fully practice today, per head coach Mike McDaniel. If all goes well, Waddle will clear the concussion protocol and be set to return Sunday vs. Bills.

Related Players: Tyreek Hill, Robbie Chosen, Braxton Berrios, River Cracraft

The hodgepodge WR2 rotations of Chosen/Berrios/Cracraft will have to take a backseat again, as the team has proven time and again that when Hill and Waddle are on the field, the passing game is going to funnel through them. They are both must starts in any matchup.

Dolphins WR Jaylen Waddle (concussion) was a limited participant at practice today and will be questionable for Sunday vs. Broncos

Related Players: Tyreek Hill, Braxton Berrios, River Cracraft

It's hard to see how Tyreek Hill could possibly have a higher target rate, but it's certainly in the cards for Sunday. Berrios and Cracraft are reasonable Flex plays in deep leagues, while Durham Smythe could get some scraps, making him a top-20ish TE.

There will be no action taken by the league on WR Tyreek Hill for his off-field issues this offseason, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reports, per a source. Hill was investigated by police after a dispute with a South Florida marine worker who accused him of assault. The issue had since been resolved.

Related Players: Jaylen Waddle, Braxton Berrios, Cedrick Wilson

The issue had become more or less a non-factor for drafters, as Hill often climbs into the middle of the first round. With no suspension being handed down, he can safely be considered a top-five fantasy wide receiver.

Tyreek Hill says he's planning to retire at the end of his current contract with the Miami Dolphins, then it's on to something else.

"I'm going for 10 [seasons], man," Hill, who will be 31 years old when his contract runs out after the 2025 season, told Sports Radio 810 in Kansas City, Missouri, on Wednesday. "I'm going to finish out this contract with the Dolphins and then I'm going to call it quits. I want to go into the business side. I want to do so many things in my life, bro."

Tyreek went on to say that he is building a (video) gaming team that launches next month. Regarding a future game in Arrowhead, he also had this to say, "Chiefs Kingdom, when the Miami Dolphins come to Arrowhead Stadium this year, guess what we gonna do?" Hill said. "Guess what we gonna do? I hate to say it, man. I hate to throw up the peace sign against y'all. I hate to do it! But guess what? I'm gonna be y'all worst enemy that day. I'm gonna be y'all worst enemy that day."

Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel says WR Tyreek Hill's ankle injury seems more in bumps and bruises that he can work through. It sounds like he’ll be good for Saturday vs. Bills. And LT Terron Armstead had a “successful game experience without a setback” per McDaniel.

It would stink to see Tyreek go down on your fantasy roster in the first week of the playoffs, so we'll keep an eye on him throughout the week. Jaylen Waddle would presumably be the biggest beneficiary in the case of an absence.

The Dolphins are optimistic that Pro-Bowl WR Tyreek Hill will be able to play Sunday against the Vikings, per source.

Hill suffered a foot injury against the Jets and was also in a walking boot after the loss. We'll continue to monitor his status and practice reports, but expect him to at least be limited to start the week.

Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill left MetLife Stadium in a walking boot after Sunday’s loss to the Jets, but there does not seem to be much concern about his condition from the team.

Head coach Mike McDaniel was asked about Hill’s status during his Monday press conference that Hill looked and felt well, but that the team will continue to monitor things as they move closer to their Week 6 game against the Vikings, the story said. We'll likely know a little more about Hill on Wednesday.

In an offseason with change at wide receiver, the Kansas City Chiefs may have an under-the-radar signing working out so far this offseason.

WR Justin Watson signed with K.C. prior to the Tyreek Hill trade, but showed flashes during OTAs. “He’s been a pleasant surprise for me,” Mahomes said. “That dude can roll. He came down to Texas. I threw with him the first day, and I called (general manager Brett) Veach and I was like, ‘Wait, how fast is this guy?’ He was running so fast that I was late on my throws. He’s had two great days.”

Related Players: Justyn Ross, Marquez Valdes-Scantling, Mecole Hardman, JuJu Smith-Schuster, Skyy Moore

Watson could not get on the field for offensive snaps in Tampa Bay, but finds himself going from the G.O.A.T. to a QB who is well on his way to challenging for that title. Unlike in Chicago or Atlanta where being a wideout gets you onto the field, competing in Kansas City is great for Watson's personal growth and worst-case, great audition film for his next team.

Watson has dynasty appeal for now, but with so much unknown in K.C., his fantasy value could skyrocket.