Tyreek Hill was in court on Thursday as part of a civil trial with his estranged wife and while under oath he made some shocking admissions that will probably ensure that he doesn’t return to the NFL for a while – if ever.
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Per Ari Meirov, while under oath Hill admitted to threatening his wife and even stated that he told her he could “get people to hurt her.” He further admitted to pushing her against a wall so hard that it left a hole, but said that was only in an effort to keep her away from him.
Hill also denied allegations that he punched her in the stomach while she was pregnant.
Fans Are Mortified
The fact that Hill not only admitted to pushing his wife into a wall but stated that he could get people to hurt her intentionally was shocking to fans. Many have called for Hill to never play in the league ever again:
“He should never ever ever play in the NFL again. He also should never make the Hall of Fame with this. We talk about ABs conduct keeping him out and he was a superior receiver,” one user wrote on X.
“HORRIBLE HUMAN,” wrote another. “Hill shouldn’t even be in the NFL at this point.
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“He’s the worst type of human being. Just absolute filth,” a third declared.
“Some people on here gonna say don’t take the holier than thou argument. Dude shouldn’t be in the NFL.”
Even with the statements he’s now made public and under oath, there are still fans who assert (jokingly or not) that some team out there will be eager to sign him at a discount.
Though the last time Hill was on the field he was in the midst of a pretty underwhelming stretch with the Miami Dolphins.
Factoring in the court case, his recent form and his age (he’s now 32), it’s going to be an incredibly tough sell for his agent to get him on another team.
We’ve likely seen the last of Tyreek Hill on an NFL sideline, let alone an NFL field.
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This story was originally published October 9, 2026 at 8:24 AM.
