Tyreek Hill Targets a Comeback From Knee Injury Sport By lines July 23, 2026 Tyreek Hill is chasing a comeback from a dislocated knee and torn ACL. The free-agent receiver posted a rehab video working to regain power in his left leg. Hill wants to play in 2026. Inside Hill’s Rehab Video and Recovery Timeline Hill posted a video titled Cheetah, Reborn on social media. The clip runs 1 minute and 38 seconds. Hill runs and jumps on turf, on a basketball court and in a pool. He filmed the workout at his Florida home. Hill said the left leg is the one he injured last season. Hill said he has no power in that leg and wants it all back. He also said his recovery timeline looks real good right now. The video arrived about 10 months after his knee surgery. Hill tore his ACL and dislocated his knee in Week 4 of 2025. He went down September 29 against the Jets and had surgery the next day. Hill caught 21 passes for 265 yards and one score before the injury. He owns 11,363 receiving yards and 83 touchdowns across 10 seasons. The Dolphins released Hill in February 2026 before his guarantees hit. That move made Hill a free agent for the first time in his career. Hill is 32 now and needs to prove the knee holds up. A healthy Hill would give any contender a downfield threat. Hill spent four seasons in Miami after a 2022 trade from Kansas City. He caught 340 passes for 4,733 yards and 28 touchdowns in 54 Dolphins games. Hill earned first-team All-Pro honors in both 2022 and 2023. Those years put him among the most productive receivers of the decade. Hill built his career on rare speed from a track background. He totaled 819 catches and reached elite production before the knee injury. Miami cut Hill to clear salary during a roster reset. His next team would bet on that speed returning at age 32. Hill has not signed with a team as he finishes his rehab. NFL camps opened this month without the veteran receiver on a roster. A clean medical check could land Hill a contract before Week 1. Teams will watch his left leg closely before making any offer. Related Sports Coverage NFL Training Camps Open as Seahawks Defend Crown Baker Mayfield and Bucs Race the Clock on Extension Shedeur Sanders Ready for Browns QB Battle vs Watson Sources: NBC Sports and CBS Sports reported Hill’s rehab video and recovery quotes. ESPN and NFL.com detailed his February release and free-agent status.
