NFL Investigation into Tyreek Hill Moving Forward

 

The NFL investigation into Tyreek Hill regarding the multiple allegations of domestic violence is moving forward, and his ex-wife Keeta Vaccaro will speak with the league investigators soon, per the Miami Herald.

Vaccaro is asking that the deposition that Hill gave in their divorce settlement be submitted to the league.

TMZ reported back in September that Tyreek Hill’s ex-wife, Keeta Vaccaro, claimed more than eight instances of domestic violence in her 17-month marriage to Tyreek Hill per new court documents.

Vaccaro is saying in a new court filing in her divorce case that Hill began to get violent with her in January 2024,  two months after they got married.

Per the TMZ Article,  Vaccaro says the two were at their guest house in Southwest Ranches, Fla. when Hill went off on her during a conversation about a postnuptial agreement. She says he shoved her to the floor, stood over her, and then ripped off her necklace, causing a cut and a bruise.

Two weeks later, in late January 2024, Vaccaro claims Hill got mad at her while the two were at an Orlando, Fla. hotel. Hill, she wrote in the documents, “violently attacked her, throwing her to the floor, twisting her intimate body parts, ripping her hair out and grabbing anything on her person he could get a hold of.”On February 7, 2024, Vaccaro alleges Hill attacked her again as they were getting ready to leave for the Pro Bowl. Hill “shoved a marijuana cigarette” in her face, she claimed in the docs, “and told her to get her suitcase and get out of the house. [Hill] then threw [her] suitcase out the door and threw [her] out the door, locking it behind her.”In total, Vaccaro says there were eight instances of domestic violence … including one where she says Hill spat on her — and others where she claims he got physical with her while she was pregnant.”

Tyreek Hill is under contract to the Miami Dolphins in 2026 with a $51.8 million salary cap hit, but no guaranteed money. Odds are he will be released in the offseason to open up salary cap space.

Miami could restructure Hill’s deal, but it would be at a dramatic pay cut, knowing that Hill may not be ready for the start of the 2026 season, and he may never be the same player again, coming off major knee reconstruction.

If Hill is suspended for a lengthy period, I would expect Miami to release Him and not consider bringing him back.