Tyree Kill had multiple procedures on his wrist last year.

It originally was injured during joint practices with the commanders.

Back in July, he had explained that the incident from the hours before the season opening went over the Jaguars,

one of the easiest games the Dolphins had last year,

that he was in his car and he was on the ground,

that the police somehow injured his wrist again.

He played all year with it.

It wasn't on the injury report until like week nine.

That thing had multiple surgeries,

and he's trying to get healthy.

He's healthy enough to participate in OTAs this week.

There really is a question for me how much longer Michael Hawley he can continue to play at the level we're accustomed to.

When you are that special, I feel like you're at greater risk of having

noticeable decline as father time inevitably wins or at least closes in on you that you're still

going to be really good but man you're not going to be the guy you were that that that is like a star

that burns bright for a short period of time.

And once it starts to die down, it's still impressive, but it's not like it was.

Yeah, it will jump out because he's so fast and so dynamic.

But I don't think, and I don't think Tyree Kill off the field and some of the comments he made

it into the season, that's one category.

But Tyree Hill on the field last year, Mike, what I saw was a guy who really missed his

quarterback.

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