Tyreek Hill signals readiness to resume training as free agent
Wide receiver Tyreek Hill posted on X that he is preparing to return to work after recovering from a severe knee injury, while agents say his rehabilitation is progressing but his return timeline remains uncertain.
Tyreek Hill, the former Dolphins wide receiver, posted on X that it is "almost time to get off the couch and get to work," indicating he is moving toward resuming football activities. His agent, Jeff Rosenhaus, said Hill looks "great" in recent video footage of short runs, though Hill still lacks power in his left leg after a dislocated knee, torn ACL and LCL suffered in Week 4 of the 2025 season.
Rosenhaus told Sports Extra that Hill is "progressing well" in his recovery and intends to continue his playing career, but he did not provide a specific timeline for a return. Multiple teams have reportedly expressed interest, according to sources close to Hill’s camp, though the extent of that interest is unclear.
Hill was released by the Dolphins after four seasons and remains a free agent. Analysts note that while his talent could attract suitors if he regains full health, he is likely several months away from being game-ready, and any contract would probably be short-term given his age and injury history. Fantasy managers are advised that Hill holds no immediate value for the upcoming season.