The Miami Dolphins have reportedly released former All-Pro receiver Tyreek Hill and Pro Bowl linebacker Bradley Chubb.

The Dolphins are releasing pass rusher Bradley Chubb after four seasons with the franchise, a source confirmed to ESPN.

The Miami Dolphins ' new front office faces some tough decisions with the inherited roster. One is pass rusher Bradley Chubb, whom the franchise decided to release, according to NFL Media. Chubb, who turns 30 in June,

The Miami Dolphins are planning to release edge rusher Bradley Chubb, a league source confirmed. Chubb, 29, has 22 sacks in three seasons with Miami. The previous Dolphins regime acquired Chubb in November of 2022 in a deal that included a first-round pick sent to the Broncos.

The Miami Dolphins are cutting veteran pass-rusher Bradley Chubb, according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz. Were the Dolphins to designate him as a post-June 1 release, they'd save $20.2 million for the 2026 season and carry dead salary cap hits of $11 million and $12.

The reshaping of the Miami Dolphins roster has begun, and the first move was one that everybody should have seen coming. The Dolphins will be releasing veteran edge defender Bradley Chubb, according to NFL reporter Jordan Schultz.

Chubb is the latest edge rusher who could play for a new team next season, with Khalil Mack, Trey Hendrickson and Haason Reddick all slated to become free agents and rumors that Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby could be traded.

The Dolphins are releasing Bradley Chubb, and the Detroit Lions could be a smart landing spot for the veteran edge rusher on a short-term deal.