Tyreek Hill, the MVP candidate and standout wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins, had an ankle injury last week against the New York Jets. However, it appears like the organization anticipates having him return to action this week against the Dallas Cowboys.
Mike McDaniel, the head coach of the Miami Dolphins, stated during his press conference this week that he is “good” about his star wide receiver’s health going into this week’s game against the Dallas Cowboys.
According to Pro Football Talk, McDaniel stated at his news conference, “He’s had a good week, no setbacks.” Feel pleased with him. He will be there, so we’re pleased about that, but we still have today to go through.
Hill was on track to become the first wide receiver in NFL history to surpass 2,000 yards in a single season and break Calvin Johnson’s record for the most receiving yards in a season before his injury kept him out of the game last week. Although he isn’t currently on track to accomplish either of those goals, they are both still very much doable.
