Viral Video Shows Tyreek Hill’s Rough Detainment Before Dolphins Season Opener

Tyreek Hill was detained outside Hard Rock Stadium before the Miami Dolphins‘ season opener on September 8, with a now-viral video showing the rough arrest as police surrounded the wide receiver and brought him to the ground.

ESPN’s Marcel Louis-Jacques reported that the incident happened Sunday morning close to a block outside the stadium. Reporter Jeff Darlington shared further details, noting that Hill got into

“I’m told by sources Tyreek Hill was cited for reckless driving as a result of his incident outside the stadium with police,” the ESPN reporter shared in a post on X. “After he was pulled over, he got into a verbal altercation with police. The officer chose to place Hill in handcuffs. He was cited and released after the situation was deescalated.”

ESPN’s Adam Schefter shared video of Hill’s arrest outside the stadium, showing police grabbing the Dolphins wide receiver and bringing him to the ground. One officer appeared to push a knee into Hill’s lower back while twisting his arm backward to handcuff him.

Video of Tyreek Hill’s arrest today: pic.twitter.com/Kope2Ma6tk

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) September 8, 2024

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Louis-Jacques reported that Hill is available to play against the Jacksonville Jaguars in the team’s season opener.

Hill’s agent, Drew Rosenhaus, spoke out against the player’s arrest in an interview with ESPN. He called it a “heartbreaking situation” and that the detainment was “completely unnecessary.” Rosenhaus questioned the need to handcuff Hill during the detainment, saying it was a “mindboggling” decision.

“We will investigate,” Rosenhaus told ESPN. “We will look out for Tyreek.”

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