Agent says Tyreek Hill's signing status remains uncertain after verdict
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 14, 2026, 5:54 PM
Last updated Oct 14, 2026
Agent Drew Rosenhaus addressed the future of receiver Tyreek Hill following a civil verdict finding him responsible for two counts of battery. The jury ordered Hill to pay $500,000. Rosenhaus stated that, at this time, nothing is imminent regarding a team signing Hill. The ongoing internal investigation into the matter may affect his playing status, as the league's Personal Conduct Policy could place Hill on paid leave during this period. He is currently focused on rehabilitating to return to 100 percent health.
- •Tyreek Hill responsible for two counts of battery, ordered to pay $500,000.
- •Drew Rosenhaus indicated no immediate signing for Hill.
- •Hill continues rehabilitation efforts amid ongoing league investigation.
- •League policies may impact Hill's availability for any potential team.
- 5:54 PMYahoo Sports — Rosenhaus: "Nothing is imminent" on Tyreek Hill
"Agent Drew Rosenhaus spoke about receiver Tyreek Hill's prospects before Tuesday's civil verdict finding him responsible for two counts of battery and directing him to pay $500,000.
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