Tyreek Hill says he has no power in left leg ten months after knee injury

Tyreek Hill, the former Miami Dolphins wide receiver, posted a YouTube rehab video in late July 2026 detailing his recovery ten months after a season‑ending knee injury suffered in September 2025 against the New York Jets. The injury involved a torn ACL, a dislocated kneecap and multiple ligament tears. Hill underwent two surgeries, including an LCL repair, and says doctors once warned he might never walk again. In the video he repeats, “My left leg is the one I injured. I have no power in my left leg,” and shows himself jogging, doing pool exercises and lower‑body work. He was released by the Dolphins in February 2026 and is currently a free agent. While he claims “timeline looking real good right now,” he admits his explosiveness has not returned and his ability to sign with a team for the 2026 season remains uncertain. Teams are monitoring his progress, but his future in the NFL hinges on regaining full power in the injured leg.