Dolphins star Tyreek Hill to agent Drew Rosenhaus amid contract talks: 'Do not get me traded, bro'

Tyreek Hill would like a new contract in the wake of an escalated wide receiver market. He would also like to stay with the Miami Dolphins . The star wideout reiterated this Tuesday, joking to reporters at the start of training camp that his top priority for agent Drew Rosenhaus was: "Do not get me traded, bro."

"Obviously I let Drew and the team handle that," Hill said of contract negotiations. "The only thing I told Drew was, like, 'Do not get me traded, bro.' The last time you did this, you got me traded. So that's been my only thing to him. I want to stay here in Miami, man. Because obviously this is where family is now. Everybody loves it here. ... Obviously I love it. I love playing for Coach and the team. ... I wouldn't wanna leave."

Hill, of course, is referencing his 2022 trade to the Dolphins, which followed unsuccessful contract talks with the Kansas City Chiefs . The five-time All-Pro won a Super Bowl on his original team, but Miami was more willing to meet his asking price for a third contract, making him the highest-paid wide receiver in the NFL at the time of his acquisition. Hill remains one of the highest-paid at his position, but three pass catchers surpassed him in terms of average annual earnings this offseason.

Addressing his desire for a new deal in June, Hill made it clear he also wants to stay put.

"My job is obviously to continue to do whatever I can to help this team to win, whether that's a restructure, whatever the case may be," Hill said. "We wanna make sure [any new contract] benefits both sides. ... That's as much as I can say about it. ... Being greedy ain't gonna help the team. ... Ensuring I'm a Dolphin for life, that's No. 1, man. That's priority No. 1. I don't think it could get any better [here]."