Tyreek Hill admits injured leg has 'no power' in worrying recovery update
Former Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill has shared a candid update on his recovery from a severe leg injury, admitting that his limb still lacks power ten months post-surgery. The update comes as NFL training camps begin, highlighting the uncertainty surrounding his future as a free agent.
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Tyreek Hill just gave fans a reality check. The star wide receiver, now a free agent after Miami cut him loose in February, posted a workout video Wednesday night as part of his YouTube series "Cheetah Reborn," and it wasn't all good news. This is episode 3 of the series, where Hill has been documenting his recovery step by step since his injury. In this update, he opened up about the state of his left leg, the same one that got dislocated and had multiple torn ligaments last season. Ten months and two surgeries later, he admitted there's still "no power" in it. For a player once known as one of the fastest men in the league, this is a tough pill. Here's everything he said.Tyreek Hill says he still has zero power in his injured legIn the video, Hill got straight to the point.
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