Former Alabama football wide receiver and current Miami Dolphin Jaylen Waddle shut down what appears to be a fake report of him wanting to be traded.
This rumor comes on the heels of the Dolphins releasing Tyreek Hill. The post Waddle responded to on X stated Waddle told the Dolphins, “me next” after Hill was released. The former Alabama player was quick to shut down the rumor with the cap emoji, signaling the report was untrue.
— JW (@D1__JW) February 17, 2026
Waddle agreed to a three-year extension worth $84.75 million in 2024. His first year playing under the extension will be in the upcoming college football season.
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