Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill expresses frustration but does not request a trade.

Why it matters: Hill's comments after the season finale raised concerns about his future with the team and potential trade rumors.

What's new: Despite expressing frustration, Hill did not ask for a trade during a meeting with Dolphins GM Chris Grier.

• Grier and coach Mike McDaniel had productive conversations with Hill, indicating an attempt to address the situation.

Yes, but: Hill's actions during the game, pulling himself out in the fourth quarter, were deemed unacceptable by McDaniel.

• McDaniel emphasizes that such behavior will not be tolerated in the future.

What to watch: The Dolphins handling of Hill's frustration and any potential impact on team dynamics and roster decisions moving forward.

What's next: The Dolphins will likely expect Hill to demonstrate commitment and professionalism on and off the field.

• The team may establish clear expectations regarding player conduct and accountability going forward.

Quotes:

• McDaniel on Hill's actions during the game: "It is 'not acceptable' to leave the game and 'won't be tolerated in the future.'"
• Grier on Tagovailoa's availability and self-protection: "He needs to be available. He needs to know how to protect himself ... He understands that not being available after taking chances is not acceptable to us."

The bottom line: While Hill's frustrations are evident, the Dolphins remain committed to addressing the situation and maintaining a professional environment within the team.

• How Hill responds to the team's approach and whether he can regain trust and focus will play a significant role in determining his future with the Dolphins.

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill expresses frustration but does not request a trade.

Why it matters: Hill's comments after the season finale raised concerns about his future with the team and potential trade rumors.

What's new: Despite expressing frustration, Hill did not ask for a trade during a meeting with Dolphins GM Chris Grier.

• Grier and coach Mike McDaniel had productive conversations with Hill, indicating an attempt to address the situation.

Yes, but: Hill's actions during the game, pulling himself out in the fourth quarter, were deemed unacceptable by McDaniel.

• McDaniel emphasizes that such behavior will not be tolerated in the future.

What to watch: The Dolphins handling of Hill's frustration and any potential impact on team dynamics and roster decisions moving forward.

What's next: The Dolphins will likely expect Hill to demonstrate commitment and professionalism on and off the field.

• The team may establish clear expectations regarding player conduct and accountability going forward.

Quotes:

• McDaniel on Hill's actions during the game: "It is 'not acceptable' to leave the game and 'won't be tolerated in the future.'"
• Grier on Tagovailoa's availability and self-protection: "He needs to be available. He needs to know how to protect himself ... He understands that not being available after taking chances is not acceptable to us."

The bottom line: While Hill's frustrations are evident, the Dolphins remain committed to addressing the situation and maintaining a professional environment within the team.

• How Hill responds to the team's approach and whether he can regain trust and focus will play a significant role in determining his future with the Dolphins.