Free-agent WR Tyreek Hill provides update after season-ending injury: 'No power in my left leg'
Free-agent wide receiver Tyreek Hill provided an update on his rehabilitation progress this week. Hill is recovering from a major injury sustained on September 29, 2026, which involved a dislocated knee and multiple ligament tears including his ACL.
In a recent social media post, the 32-year-old athlete shared footage of his training sessions. The video shows Hill performing drills in a pool and running on both turf and a basketball court. Despite the physical progress, Hill acknowledged the significant challenges he still faces. He stated that his left leg currently lacks power and noted that rebuilding that strength remains a daily priority.
The Miami Dolphins released Hill in February. While he is not currently signed to an NFL team, his recent activity indicates he is committed to a potential return to the field. Hill’s agent, Drew Rosenhaus, has previously confirmed that the current goal is to ensure the receiver is fully fit before entertaining offers from any potential landing spots.
Hill reflected on the severity of his initial diagnosis, noting that medical professionals questioned his future mobility after the incident. He expressed gratitude for his recovery process thus far. As training camps begin across the league, Hill’s public updates serve as a reminder that he remains an available free agent seeking a path back to professional competition.