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Dolphins WR Tyreek Hill was catching passes in Tuesday's minicamp session, according to NFL Network's Cameron Wolfe. It's the first time he's done that — at least in a practice open to the media — since undergoing wrist surgeries in February and May.
Wolfe: "Could tell Hill is just starting to get comfortable catching again. But step of progress. Dolphins hope he’s able to resume team drills in training camp."
We'll keep a close eye on Hill when the Dolphins open training camp in late July. But, barring a setback, we're not expecting the wrist to be an issue by the time Week 1 rolls around.
Even still, Hill remains one of the most contentious WRs in fantasy football. On the plus side, he's just two years removed from finishing second among WRs in PPR points and is still in line to be a big part of Miami's offense this season. The concerns are that Hill turned 31 in March and posted career lows last year in yards per route, yards after the catch per reception, and Pro Football Focus receiving grade.
Those concerns are pretty well baked into Hill's current WR13 ADP, though. His upside — which still extends into the top eight at the position — makes him worth a gamble at that price tag.
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