Dolphins’ Tyreek Hill has second wrist surgery of offseason; WR has screws removed as part of plan, per report

Miami dolphin wide receptor Tyreek Hill is recovering after having surgery on the right wrist for the second time this offseason. The initial procedure of February was repair the wrong hill of which in the last time, the dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel previously called the ligament issue.

Hill posted on Social Media from his hospital local Wednesday, documenting the second surgery. This is looking at Snapchat Posts:

Hill wrote “surgery # 2 lets gooo thank you” and “Happy” under pictures.

The surgery included having screws removed from Hill’s wrist: In the ESPNThe procedure was an initial part of his recovery process. According to the report, according to the surgery was “planning all over.”

After the first surgery, reports indicated Hill be ready to go to the delphinal training camp.

Hill was injured with his wrist by the joint practice with Washington commanders on August 2024. A few months at the time Hill met with my wrist specialist and optaverint surgery until after the time. Hill agent, Dream Rosenhaus, said teachers recommended time-ending surgery, but the mountain said “at the end of the day, I just gotta milk it, and just with pain.”

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In the 2024 year of the third Miami mountain finished with 81 recipients for 959 elbows six and sixth in 17 games. Was the worst statistical season with 2019 when he was with Kansas city chiefs. Hill entering the 10th year in a league.