Speaking during a live interview, Hill revealed that his motivation to join the Falcons is driven by more than just financial incentives.
“I told every team — it’s not about the money,” Hill stated firmly. “I said I’d play for $35 million, and I’d do it for the love of the game, the culture, and the chance to be part of something special in Atlanta.”
Hill’s comments come amid growing reports of tension behind the scenes in Miami and ongoing speculation about his long-term future with the Dolphins. The Falcons, under new leadership with Head Coach Raheem Morris, have been aggressive in rebuilding their roster and have expressed interest in adding elite playmakers to support young quarterback Kirk Cousins and the dynamic offense already taking shape in Atlanta.
For Hill, a move to Atlanta would also be a homecoming of sorts, as the star receiver has deep personal ties to the South and has spoken before about his admiration for the Falcons organization.
As one of the most explosive players in the league, Hill’s potential move could instantly transform the Falcons into serious contenders in the NFC. However, with $35 million potentially on the table, negotiations between franchises, salary cap maneuvering, and league approval would all need to be navigated before any deal is finalized.
For now, Tyreek Hill’s message is loud and clear: it’s not just about the paycheck — it’s about legacy, leadership, and chasing greatness on his own terms.
More updates to follow as this story develops.
