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Tyreek Hill Faces Major Knee Surgery After Season-Ending Dislocation, Reports Point to ACL Tear

Early reports describe extensive ligament damage that could require major reconstruction, putting Miami’s 2026 decision-making under an injury guarantee.

Overview

  • Tyreek Hill dislocated his left knee during the Dolphins’ 27-21 win over the Jets, ending his 2025 season.
  • Hill posted a video from his hospital bed saying he was about to go into surgery and thanked fans for their support.
  • Reporting cites multiple torn ligaments, including the ACL, with NFL insider Ian Rapoport noting the possibility of additional procedures and a 2026 absence.
  • Rapoport’s reporting says Hill’s 2026 base salary is not guaranteed, with an $11 million injury guarantee and a $5 million roster bonus triggering if he remains on the roster in March.
  • Coach Mike McDaniel said Hill was smiling and joking with teammates as he was carted off, an image that contrasted with the severity of the injury.