BREAKING: Five-Star Tight End Trey’Dez Green Shocks College Football With Reported Miami Dolphins Move

College football fans are buzzing after a stunning headline involving LSU tight end Trey’Dez Green and the Miami Dolphins. However, there is an important distinction: there is currently no credible confirmation that Green has committed to or signed with the Miami Dolphins. Recent searches do not show an official announcement of such a move.

Green remains one of the most intriguing young tight ends in college football. The 6-foot-7, roughly 240-pound pass catcher has developed into a major offensive weapon at LSU, combining exceptional size with the athleticism to line up in multiple positions. Earlier in 2026, reports indicated that LSU had successfully retained Green with a new deal, keeping him in Baton Rouge rather than allowing him to enter the transfer portal. (A to Z Sports loo)

That makes the idea of an immediate “flip” to Miami particularly surprising. The Dolphins are an NFL franchise, while Green is still a college player. In other words, he cannot simply flip an NCAA commitment directly to an NFL team. Any eventual move to Miami would have to come through the NFL draft process after his college eligibility is completed.

Green’s talent, however, makes him a natural name for NFL fans to watch. His combination of height, length, hands and receiving ability has already generated attention as a potential future professional prospect. LSU has also increasingly viewed him as a major component of its passing attack.

The Dolphins connection may therefore be better understood as future speculation rather than breaking news. Miami could eventually become one of the teams monitoring Green if he declares for the NFL Draft and performs at a high level during the upcoming college season.

For LSU supporters, the immediate focus remains on Green’s continued development. His size creates matchup problems for opposing defenses, particularly in the red zone and against smaller defensive backs. If he takes another step forward, his NFL stock could rise significantly.

The social-media headline claiming that a five-star Trey’Dez Green has already “flipped his commitment to the Miami Dolphins” is therefore misleading without an official source. As of August 13, 2026, available reporting continues to identify Green as an LSU Tiger, while current NFL draft coverage focuses on future prospects rather than a completed Dolphins move. (A to Z Sports)

The story is still worth watching because Green’s talent is undeniable. If he produces the kind of season LSU expects, NFL teams—including potentially Miami—could have plenty of reasons to monitor him closely.

For now, though, the reported Dolphins commitment should be treated as unconfirmed rather than an official transfer or signing.