Micah Parsons invites Tyreek Hill to Cowboys after $90,000,000 WR drops bombshell on Miami future

Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons reached out to Tyreek Hill on social media, pitching Texas' tax benefits after the star receiver hinted at leaving the Dolphins. His invitation arrived moments after Hill's explosive comments following Miami's playoff elimination.

Parsons, the Cowboys' defensive cornerstone, extended an invitation to Hill, whose future in Miami is uncertain. The Dolphins restructured Hill's contract before 2023 — with his contract value at $90,000,000.

On Monday, Parsons tweeted his recruitment pitch to Hill after the Dolphins' playoff hopes ended with a 32-20 loss to the New York Jets in Week 18.

"@cheetah we can be the fastest duo in the league!!! we also don't have state income taxes!" Parsons wrote.

Hill's production plummeted this season without Tua Tagovailoa, who missed the final two games with a hip injury. His 959 receiving yards on 81 catches marked his lowest total since 2019, falling well short of his NFL-leading 1,799 yards last year.

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Tyreek Hill's frustration peaked after learning Denver's victory over Kansas City eliminated the Dolphins while their game was still ongoing.

"I'm too much of a competitor to be just out there," Hill said, via ESPN.

Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel revealed additional drama, noting Hill became "unavailable right before a drive" in the second half. Hill claimed he was "pulled" from the game, although McDaniel said he received no injury report. The receiver later posted a cryptic message on X.

"Love fin nation. Blessing yall opened doors for the Hill family forever nothing but respect and love," Hill tweeted on Sunday.

The situation has sparked speculation about potential landing spots. According to Total Pro Sports, four teams could vie for Hill's services. The LA Chargers, offering a partnership with Justin Herbert under Jim Harbaugh, a return to Kansas City and Patrick Mahomes, the rebuilding New England Patriots with rookie quarterback Drake Maye or the Washington Commanders with Jayden Daniels.

Hill's departure would bring significant financial implications, potentially saving the Dolphins $51.89 million. McDaniel has promised "direct conversations" with Hill in the coming days, acknowledging the emotional nature of the situation.

"There is a lot of power in having a team that wants to play together and go for a common goal," McDaniel said after the game.

With Parsons' invitation now public, the Cowboys have emerged as another intriguing option for the frustrated star receiver.