Tireeek Hill reacts to Blockbuster Jalen Ramsey Trade

While The former Miami Dolphins of Jalen Ramsey teammates broke West about his own trade, the story did not fit in with Tireek Hill plans. And the hill reacted At the block of blocks It sent Ramsey and Jonn Smith Steelers for Minkah Fitzpatrick, according to his emotional post to X.

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Hill recently made plans To try to hold Ramsey in Miami, according to the post on X from Finsktra.

“I get Ramsey in Dolphin jersey,” Hill said. “I don’t care what they say, don’t throw, whatever. I need Ramsey. He is Dawg, he is one of the best corners and a great teammate. We just need it just great.”

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Hill asked for a trade earlier this year, but the term did not gain tow. Chris Grier Director General recently said that he could make a price search Astronomically high, according to NBCSports.com.

“If someone wants to come and give me two first-class guys, then we would consider it,” Grier said. “But from now on, it’s not something we consider.”

However, the dolphins unloaded pretty little 2025 talents with this trade. So, if things turn into fire sales, Maybe Hill would find a new address. It could open the door of several teams, according to Mike Florio.

“Candiders who should think if the hill can help them download them over the top include ravens, Texan, chargers and 49ers,” Florio said in May. “(Accounts should think about it. However, Dolphins may not be interested in helping return to the super ball.)

“Bears would also be an intriguing option, especially with former chiefs offensive Eric Bieniemi coordinators at coaching staff. But they are currently managed to send DJ Moore in Miami.”

Hill would be upgrading for any broad receiver in the league. There seems to be unlikely any team to submit two pors for the first round. But again, who expected Dolphins to shed talents like Smith and Ramsey?

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