NFL Fans Are Urging Tyreek Hill To Retire Immediately After Concerning Video Surfaces
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
Former Miami Dolphins star Tyreek Hill revealed something disturbing amid his rehabilitation.
Hill tore his ACL and suffered a dislocated knee during a Week 4 Monday Night Football matchup against the New York Jets. The catastrophic injury occurred early in the third quarter when his left leg was severely twisted during a tackle. It resulted in multiple torn ligaments (including the ACL) and required major surgeries.
Tyreek Hill Reveals Severe Leg Issues 10 Months After Surgery
Hill has provided a highly concerning update regarding his ongoing medical rehabilitation. The elite deep threat shared a detailed video on his personal YouTube channel. He explicitly revealed that he currently possesses “no power” in his surgically repaired left leg.
“So it’s about 10 months after doing two surgeries,” Hill explained during his video showcase. “My left leg is the one that I injured. I have no power in my left leg, so I’m trying to regain all the power back in my left leg. But it’s one day at a time.”
Consequently, the shocking announcement has sent major shockwaves through the entire football community.
Furthermore, medical professionals initially informed the wideout that he might never walk normally again following the structural damage. The rebuilding Miami franchise ultimately made the difficult decision to release him in February 2026 to save critical salary cap space.
NFL Fans React To The Latest Injury News
Because of these explicit physical hurdles, football enthusiasts across social media are now calling for the superstar to permanently hang up his cleats. Many fans heavily doubt that the veteran speedster will find a new home or suit up at any point during the upcoming 2026 season.
“If he was smart, he’d retire, before he can’t walk anymore. He’s made over $100 million; I think he can survive on that. Hopefully the concussion syndrome hasn’t affected his thinking,” one fan said.
If he was smart, he’d retire, before he can’t walk anymore. He’s made over $100 million; I think he can survive on that. Hopefully the concussion syndrome hasn’t affected his thinking.
— Edward Dean (@EdwardDeano) July 23, 2026
“Jus retire, buddy,” a second fan added.
“Best of luck to him, his time in Miami is over. ✌️,” one final fan wrote.
Best of luck to him, his time in Miami is over. ✌️
— Filipino Time (@FilipinoT96369) July 23, 2026
Ultimately, the eight-time Pro Bowler faces an exceptionally long road back to professional sports. Despite public concern, he remains incredibly confident that his personal timeline looks good. He continues to grind through pool workouts and backyard drills in Florida. If this happens to be the definitive end of his iconic career, his 11,363 receiving yards and 83 touchdowns will easily cement his legacy.
