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The Indianapolis colts deleted a controversial social media video on Wednesday evening after the release of the NFL calendar.
The video, which was intended to reveal in a creative way the team’s calendar in 2025, included a clip which represented the wide receiver of Miami Dolphins, Tyreek Hill, as a dolphin being confronted with the Coast Guard.
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Miami Dolphins’ wide receiver, Tyreek Hill, talks about a press conference after a NFL football match against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, December 29, 2024 in Cleveland. (AP photo / David Richard)
The Minecraft sketch was previewing the week 1 match between the two teams.
Now Indianapolis does not have a video for his release of schedule on social networks, while the other 31 teams in the League have published theirs.
No official reason was given by the colts for the deletion of the video. PK Press Club Digital contacted the colts to comment.
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Hill was arrested in September by Miami-Dade police before a match against Jacksonville jaguars for speeding, reckless driving and not carrying a seat belt.
Hill’s arrest police images have become viral shortly after taking place and strengthened the scope of the controversy. The images showed that Hill was originally arrested for speeding while approaching the Hard Rock stadium.
An officer told Hill to ride on his window, and he gave the officer for his driver’s license and said the officer repeatedly not to strike on his window. The images also show that the officer asking Hill to keep his window down. The incident intensified when Hill did not comply. The wide receiver was handcuffed and placed face hidden in a street by officers.
Hill was released after about 25 minutes, when his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, arrived. Then, in April, Hill was involved in a domestic dispute with his wife Keeta Hill in his condo in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida. PK Press Club Digital obtained the incident police report after the Sunny Isles Beach police service responded to an “in progress assault” at Hill.
PK Press Club Digital contacted Hill’s representatives to comment.
