Unrestricted free agent Tyreek Hill announces a new business endeavor ahead of the start of the 2026 NFL regular season.

Tyreek Hill said state taxes pushed him toward Miami and away from the Jets, but the team that plays in New Jersey and the patchwork of rules that follow athletes across every state line make that calculation far stranger than it sounds.

Former Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill's NFL future remains uncertain as he said on social media this week he still has no power in his left leg, almost 10 months after suffering significant damage in a season-ending knee injury.

Tyreek Hill became a free agent Feb. 16 when the Dolphins released him. The star wide receiver continues to rehab from a dislocated knee and multiple torn ligaments, including his ACL, in a Sept. 29 game against the Jets.

In a surprising revelation, NFL star Tyreek Hill mentioned his relationship with Daejon Love, emphasizing their training collaborations. Hill admired Love’s remarkable athleticism, specifically his quick 40-yard dash.

Tyreek Hill added to speculation surrounding his NFL future after sharing a photo of himself in game action from the 2025 season on his Instagram story on Wednesday.

Tyreek Hill is still a free agent, and the eight-time Pro Bowler and five-time First-Team All-Pro is perhaps the most intriguing player remaining on the open market. After character concerns caused him to fall to the fifth round of the 2016 NFL Draft,

Tyreek Hill is in the midst of a year-long recovery from a severe leg injury, a stark contrast to his past challenges to Usain Bolt for a sprint race.