The time between the end of offseason programs and the start of training camps makes many coaches and general managers worried about potential player concerns.
Over the weekend, the Dolphins and receiver Tyreek Hill faced a possible problem.
According to Ian Margol of Local 10 News in Miami, the Miami-Dade Police Department is looking into Hill for allegedly punching a worker at the Haulover Marina.
On Sunday, Hill “got into some kind of disagreement” with an employee of one of the charter firms stationed at Haulover Marina. Hill allegedly struck the employee as a result of the disagreement.
Andy Slater of Fox Sports 640 states that the claimed victim “does not want to press charges at this time.”
REPORT: Miami #Dolphins star wide receiver Tyreek Hill allegedly slapped a boat employee on the back of the head this past weekend, per @AndySlater.
The crew member does not want to press charges at this time, sources tell @FoxSports640.
The incident, @WPLGLocal10 first… pic.twitter.com/6gre3sMlfk
— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) June 20, 2023
Whether or not criminal charges are filed, the NFL may conduct an investigation under the Personal Conduct Policy. It may be impossible to show a violation without the participation of the claimed victim.
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