Tyreek Hill gives Miami Dolphins an injury scare before NFL season starts

Tyreek Hill has given the Miami Dolphins an injury scare right before the start of the NFL season. 

The elite wide receiver wore a removeable brace on his right hand during Tuesday's practice.

Hill was in full uniform but was not spotted catching passes. 

Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel has taken extra caution with his players with the NFL season beginning in two weeks. 

Hill is arguably the Dolphins best player, building a legitimate case for NFL MVP before being injured at the end of last season. 

Hill sat out one game with an ankle sprain, but was limited in other games due to the injury. 

The speedster led the NFL last season with 1,799 receiving yards, a total that could have passed 2,000 if he stayed fully healthy. 

Hill's Dolphins fell in the AFC Wild Card round to the Chiefs to end what could have been a much deeper playoff run. 

The Dolphins open their 2024 schedule with an all-Florida matchup at home against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Four days later, they'll suit up again versus the Buffalo Bills.

Hill recently made headlines for challenging Team USA sprinter Noah Lyles to a race after the Olympian said Super Bowl winners are not real 'world champions'. 

Lyles did accept the offer, but no details between the clash have been set.