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Miami Dolphins' star receiver Tyreek Hill faces a season-ending knee injury, potentially sidelining him until 2026. Torn ligaments require surgery, casting doubt on his future with the team. League sources suggest Miami might release him due to his contract and ongoing domestic violence allegations. Hill's recovery and NFL standing are now uncertain.
The Miami Dolphins have taken a massive hit to their offense after star wide receiver Tyreek Hill suffered what appears to be a season-ending injury. The electrifying playmaker, known for his speed and game-breaking ability, sustained a dislocated knee during the team’s Week 4 matchup against the New York Jets — an injury that could sideline him for much longer than initially feared.
Inside the injury: Multiple torn ligaments and a long road to recovery
According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Hill’s knee injury turned out to be far more severe than first expected. Alongside the dislocation, he reportedly tore multiple ligaments, requiring immediate surgery. That combination means Hill is now expected to miss the remainder of the 2025 NFL season, and his availability for the start of 2026 is also in doubt.Hill’s agent, Drew Rosenhaus, later confirmed that the wideout has undergone surgery and remains optimistic about recovery, explaining that “everything was done with one procedure” and emphasizing that the focus is now on getting him ready for 2026.
Still, a full return to elite form after such a complex injury is no guarantee, especially for a player whose success depends heavily on speed and agility.
Could this mark the end of Tyreek Hill’s time in Miami?
Beyond his injury, Hill’s future with the Dolphins has become increasingly uncertain. CBS Sports’ Jonathan Jones reported that league sources expect Miami to release the five-time All-Pro before the start of the next league year in March 2026. Hill is currently in the second year of a three-year contract extension, but his massive cap hit and recovery timeline could make him a tough retention for Miami’s front office.
Complicating matters further, the NFL is reportedly still investigating domestic violence allegations made by Hill’s estranged wife, Keeta Vaccaro. That ongoing inquiry could impact his standing with the league and any potential suitors in free agency.For now, the Dolphins will have to adjust without one of their most dangerous weapons, while Hill faces an uphill battle, both on the road to physical recovery and in proving his place in the NFL once again.Also Read: Did Erika Kirk really turn down Taylor Swift’s $60 million offer to join Super Bowl’s rival All-American Halftime Show?
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