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Tyreek Hill Delays NFL Return as Doctors Recommend Waiting Until October

His camp says medical clearance is the priority while teams watch his rehab progress closely.

Overview

  • Hill remains a free agent rehabbing a severe left-knee injury that dislocated his knee and tore multiple ligaments including the ACL and LCL on Sept. 29, 2025.
  • His agent, Drew Rosenhaus, told The Pat McAfee Show on Wednesday that doctors have advised postponing a comeback until sometime in October and the camp is refusing to rush him back.
  • Multiple teams have shown interest in signing Hill if he proves healthy, and media coverage has repeatedly linked him to a possible late-season reunion with the Kansas City Chiefs at a reduced salary.
  • Hill has publicly posted rehab footage showing mixed signals — a July clip said he had “no power” in the repaired leg, while early-September workouts showed clearer movement — leaving medical certainty unresolved.
  • Teams weighing offers must balance his elite past production against the unusual recovery risks from a complex knee injury and his documented off-field legal and personal history.