Tyreek Hill’s 2025 season lasted just four games before a gruesome knee dislocation ended his campaign and led to his release from the Miami Dolphins in February 2026. The receiver who set a franchise record with 1,799 receiving yards in 2023 now finds himself inside a Florida courtroom over an incident from that very same year. What happens next could shape his entire future.
**Tyreek Hill Faces Lawsuit from OnlyFans Influencer Over 2023 Incident**
Sophie Hall, a 36-year-old social media influencer and model with more than 2.3 million Instagram followers, filed a civil lawsuit against Hill in February 2024. Hall says she met Hill after purchasing a ticket for her son to attend his football camp in June 2023. Hill later arranged travel for her to visit his Southwest Ranches home in South Florida, where a backyard football workout turned serious.
Hall claims that during an offensive line blocking drill, she knocked Hill backward and he responded by shoving her with force, fracturing her tibia. The injury required surgery and the insertion of two screws into her leg. Hill’s defense team disputes that version entirely. His attorneys argue Hall tripped over a dog during the drill and that no shove from Hill caused the fracture. They also point out that Hall remained at his home for three days after the incident before seeking medical attention.
The lawsuit covers charges of negligence, assault, battery, and emotional distress. Hall is seeking compensatory and punitive damages. Jury selection began in Broward County on May 6, 2026, with opening statements following the next day. The trial is expected to last about two weeks.
**Star Receivers and the Law: Hill Is Not Alone in the Headlines**
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Hill is not the only top wide receiver in legal news this week. Stefon Diggs was found not guilty in a separate assault case involving his former personal chef, placing two high-profile NFL names in courthouse headlines at the same time. With testimony in the Hill trial now underway, the story is far from over.
Hill currently remains a free agent as the 2026 NFL season approaches. His knee recovery is progressing and multiple teams are watching closely. How the trial concludes over the next two weeks could directly influence which franchise decides to sign him.