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Tyreek Hill says his recovering left leg has no power after suffering a dislocated knee, torn ACL and other ligament damage in Week 4 of the 2025 season. He’s currently a free agent and likely months away from playing, with no clear team destination yet for 2026. Fantasy managers shouldn’t rely on him in summer drafts as rehab progresses and timelines remain uncertain.
Tyreek Hill posted a workout video showing him running in knee rehab 10 months after multiple surgeries. With his Dolphins tenure over and free-agent interest looming, the eight-time Pro Bowler—now unsigned at 32—remains a health question mark for teams weighing a potential return.
Tyreek Hill revealed his left knee—dislocated kneecap with multiple torn ligaments including the ACL—remains far from back to peak form, 10 months and two surgeries later. He has no power in the leg yet and is taking a cautious, day-by-day approach, raising doubts about regaining his pre-injury speed. At 32, concerns about how the injury will affect his explosiveness threaten his free-agent market, with a possible reunion with the Chiefs discussed but teams likely waiting until full recovery.
Nearly a year after a severe knee injury that tore his ACL and multiple ligaments, Tyreek Hill says he has no power in his left leg and remains in rehab with quad/glute/hamstring work as doctors pace recovery; a clear return date is uncertain, with Hill signaling progress and hoping to sprint in weeks, while he remains a free agent who could sign with a team during the season.
Free-agent wide receiver Tyreek Hill says his left leg has 'no power' 10 months after a severe knee injury (ACL and other ligaments) that limited him to four games with the Dolphins last season. He’s undergone two surgeries, including an LCL procedure, and is documenting his rehab in a YouTube series 'Cheetah, Reborn' while aiming for an NFL comeback, though a clear timeline remains uncertain after the Dolphins released him in the offseason.
Free-agent NFL wide receiver Tyreek Hill released a rehab video showing he’s still rebuilding power in his surgically repaired left leg after two knee surgeries, saying progress is gradual and the timeline looks promising since his February Dolphins release.
A Bleacher Report piece highlights five underrated fits for the top remaining 2026 NFL free agents: Stefon Diggs to the Tennessee Titans could bolster a retooling offense, Tyreek Hill to the Los Angeles Chargers would give Justin Herbert a game-breaking weapon, Jonnu Smith to the New York Giants would add veteran receiving depth, Taylor Decker to the Cleveland Browns would anchor an revamped line, and Joey Bosa to the San Francisco 49ers would strengthen the edge and aid a potential championship push.
NFL wide receiver Tyreek Hill settled a civil case with an OnlyFans model who accused him of shoving her during a 2023 backyard drill and causing a leg fracture; Hill contends she tripped over a dog. In the settlement, assault and battery claims were dismissed and Hill settled the negligence claim, with Hill exiting the courtroom saying “I'm going to Disney World.” The 32-year-old is a free agent after being cut by the Dolphins and is rehabbing a season-ending knee injury from the previous year.
Ex-Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill settled a civil suit with OnlyFans model Sophie Hall, who claimed he fractured her leg with a 'crushing force' during a backyard football session; the Broward County trial, where Hall sought at least $50,000, ended hours after opening statements when the settlement was announced, with Hill's team contending Hall tripped over a dog, and Hill quipped as he left, 'I'm going to Disney World.'
Social media influencer Sophie Hall testified in Broward during opening statements of her civil suit accusing former Miami Dolphins star Tyreek Hill of breaking her leg during a 2023 backyard football drill at his Southwest Ranches home; Hill’s defense argued she volunteered to visit and assumed the risk, and referenced alleged personal details; testimony will continue the next day.
Former Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill appeared in a Broward County civil court as he faces a lawsuit by influencer Sophie Hall, who alleges he deliberately fractured her leg during a 2023 football lesson; Hill denies causing the injury and says Hall was negligent and assumed the risks, with jury selection underway for what is described as a two-week trial.
Sophie Hall, a 250-pound OnlyFans model, testified in Broward court that Tyreek Hill shoved her during a 2023 backyard football drill, fracturing her leg, and then carried her piggyback into a bedroom for a day-long sexual encounter; Hill’s defense says she tripped on her dog. The case includes medical photos and depositions, and Hill remains a free agent amid the ongoing legal dispute.
Opening statements in a Broward County civil case allege former Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill battered influencer Sophie Hall during a June 2023 drill at Hill's Southwest Ranches home, causing a fractured tibia; Hill’s defense says Hall tripped on a dog and that the contact was part of a supervised drill, with Hall seeking more than $50,000 in damages and testimony continuing.
In divorce proceedings, Keeta Hill is seeking evidence from authorities and the NFL about the 2019 incident involving Tyreek Hill and his son—the case that prompted a league inquiry; Hill was not charged and did not receive a suspension, while he recovers from a knee injury and faces a separate ongoing conduct investigation.
Tyreek Hill reacted on Instagram to Tua Tagovailoa's one-year league-minimum signing with the Atlanta Falcons, calling it a great pickup for the city and signaling support as Tagovailoa begins a new chapter away from the Dolphins.