Tyreek Hill Focuses on Regaining Strength After Surgery

WHO:

NBC Sports - Hill stated, "So it’s about 10 months after doing two surgeries," indicating the duration since his surgeries.

CBS Sports - Hill was released by the Dolphins on Feb. 16, making him a free agent.

NBC Sports - Hill stated, "I ain’t going to tell you what my timeline is, but timeline looking real good right now, man," indicating a positive outlook on his recovery.

RotoWire NFL - Tyreek Hill, a wide receiver, is currently a free agent.

NBC Sports - Tyreek Hill is the individual discussing his recovery and rehabilitation.

WHAT:

NBC Sports - Hill stated, "I’m at the point now where I need to have a conversation [about retirement] with mom, family, everybody," indicating serious consideration of his future in the NFL.

CBS Sports - Hill admitted in his latest video that he is "nowhere near 100%."

CBS Sports - Hill's average receiving yards per game dropped to 66.4 during the 2025 season, which was over just four games.

CBS Sports - Hill stated, "I’m trying to regain all the power back in my left leg, but it's one day at a time," emphasizing his ongoing recovery efforts.

NBC Sports - Hill mentioned, "I feel good," reflecting a positive outlook on his recovery despite the challenges he faces.

CBS Sports - Hill admitted that he's nowhere near 100%.

CBS Sports - Hill stated, "That's it, my first step is just kind of rusty," indicating he is still working on regaining his speed.

NBC Sports - Hill admitted, "I have no power in my left leg at all," emphasizing the severity of his condition.

CBS Sports - Hill mentioned, "I’m trying to regain all the power back in my left leg, but it's one day at a time," highlighting his ongoing recovery efforts.

CBS Sports - Hill admitted that he's nowhere near 100%.

CBS Sports - Hill showed a few clips of himself jogging in his latest video on social media.

CBS Sports - Hill missed the final 13 games of the 2025 season after suffering the injury in a Week 4 game against the Jets.

CBS Sports - Hill stated, "That's it, my first step is just kind of rusty," indicating he is still working on regaining his speed.

CBS Sports - Hill is currently 32 years old, which is considered "ancient for a receiver" according to CBS Sports researcher Doug Clawson.

CBS Sports - Hill averaged 56.4 receiving yards per game during his age 30 season in 2024, which dropped from 81.8 receiving yards per game from his rookie year until he turned 29.

Fox News Sports - Tyreek Hill revealed he has "no power" in his left leg after two surgeries, but a new video shows him sprinting again for the first time.

NY Post - Nearly one year after a debilitating leg/knee injury, Tyreek Hill is still ways away from returning to the field.

RotoWire NFL - Hill stated in a video posted on his personal YouTube channel that he is struggling to regain explosiveness as a runner after his surgeries, saying, "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."

NBC Sports - Hill mentioned, "I ain’t going to tell you what my timeline is, but timeline looking real good right now, man," indicating a positive outlook on his recovery.

RotoWire NFL - Hill underwent two surgeries on Sept. 29 to repair a dislocated knee and multiple torn ligaments, including a torn ACL.

NBC Sports - Hill stated he has no power in his left leg and is trying to regain strength.

NBC Sports - Hill released a rehab workout video titled "Cheetah, Reborn," where he runs and jumps on turf, a basketball court, and in a pool.

WHERE:

NBC Sports - The rehab video appears to be filmed at Hill's home in Florida.

WHEN:

RotoWire NFL - The surgeries occurred on Sept. 29.

NBC Sports - Hill mentioned it has been about 10 months since the surgeries.

NBC Sports - Hill was hospitalized overnight after the surgeries.

WHY:

NBC Sports - Hill expressed that he is happy being at home with his kids and with the career he has had, suggesting a shift in priorities.

NBC Sports - Hill expressed that he is at the point where he needs to have a conversation about retirement with his family, indicating a serious consideration of his future in the NFL.

NBC Sports - Hill expressed that he is at the point where he needs to have a conversation about retirement with his family.

NBC Sports - Hill stated, "I feel good," reflecting a positive outlook on his recovery despite the challenges he faces.

NBC Sports - Hill reflected on his recovery journey, stating, "You know, they told me I might not be able to walk again, and the doctor is like, ‘Bro, we don’t know what’s going to happen with your future,’ and now look at me. God is good."

NBC Sports - Hill expressed that doctors initially told him he might not be able to walk again, which motivated his determination to recover.

HOW:

NBC Sports - Hill released a 1-minute, 38-second social media video titled "Cheetah, Reborn," showcasing his rehabilitation efforts.

NBC Sports - Hill released a rehab workout video titled "Cheetah, Reborn," where he runs and jumps outside on turf, on a basketball court, and in a pool at what appears to be his Florida home.

NBC Sports - Hill is currently focusing on his recovery one day at a time.

RotoWire NFL - Hill is focusing on regaining explosiveness as a runner through rehabilitation exercises.

NBC Sports - Hill is working on his recovery one day at a time, emphasizing a gradual process.

In a recent video titled "Cheetah, Reborn," Tyreek Hill revealed that he is considering retirement and plans to discuss his future with his family, indicating a significant shift in his priorities. He also admitted that he is "nowhere near 100%" as he continues to rehabilitate, with his average receiving yards per game dropping to 66.4 during the 2025 season, which spanned just four games. Hill expressed that he enjoys spending time at home with his kids and is reflecting on the career he has had in the NFL.