Tyreek Hill said he has to prove to the Miami Dolphins that they can depend on him as a committed leader after his comments at the end of last season indicating that he wants to play somewhere else

Despite being named captained in each of his firt three seasons with the Miami Dolphins , Tyreek Hill doesn't believe he should automatically receive that title for a fourth straight year. The eight-time Pro Bowl wide receiver said he isn't worried about being named captain, but instead wants to focus on proving his worth to the team.

Kelly reported that Hill was visibly limited by his taped right hand during Wednesday's practice, but that Rosenhaus has said he will be ready when the Dolphins begin training camp in July. The Dolphins will hope to have both him and quarterback Tua Tagovailoa healthy in time for Hill to resume his quest for a 2,000-receiving-yard season in 2025.