Tyreek Hill curiously leaves Tua Tagovailoa off top QB list in latest Dolphins controversy
NY Post
Well, this won’t do much to dispel the rumblings that there’s an unhappy receiver in Miami.
Star Dolphins wideout Tyreek Hill raised eyebrows this week after naming his top five quarterbacks in the league without mention of his own signal-caller, Tua Tagovailoa.
Upon being asked by a fan to name his top quarterbacks, Hill shouted out the Ravens’ Lamar Jackson, the Bills’ Josh Allen, the Buccaneers’ Baker Mayfield, the Bengals’ Joe Burrow and his former Chiefs teammate, Patrick Mahomes, in no specific order in the clip currently circulating on social media.
The omission of Tagovailoa is curious given the quarterback made the cut on Hill’s previous list shared last summer.
Allen and Burrow are the newest additions to Hill’s 2025 QB ranks, taking slots previously occupied by Tagovailoa and Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott.
The release of the list followed an 8-9 Dolphins campaign that saw Tagovailoa miss time due to a concussion and hip injury.
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