Dolphins star WR Tyreek Hill shared his thoughts on the Colts deleting their controversial 2025 NFL schedule release video

The Indianapolis Colts' initial schedule release video is now considered controversial and has since been deleted. One main reason is that they decided to poke fun at Miami Dolphins star WR Tyreek Hill's trouble with law enforcement over the years. The star WR shared his thoughts on the controversial video via his personal social media account.  […]

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Dec 22, 2024; Miami Gardens, Florida, USA; Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill (10) signals from the line of scrimmage against the San Francisco 49ers during the second quarter at Hard Rock Stadium.
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The Indianapolis Colts' initial schedule release video is now considered controversial and has since been deleted. 

One main reason is that they decided to poke fun at Miami Dolphins star WR Tyreek Hill's trouble with law enforcement over the years. The star WR shared his thoughts on the controversial video via his personal social media account. 


Tyreek Hill wasn't offended by the Colts' schedule release video 

Hill doesn't seem to have an issue with the Colts highlighting his troubles with police. He shared that they "Should've left it (the video) up" and even said he thought it was actually funny. ESPN's Adam Schefter also shared that Hill's agent, Drew Rosenhaus, shared the same sentiment that his client (Tyreek Hill) wasn't offended and reiterated that he found it funny. 


This points to the main issue with the Colts video being their permission to use Minecraft from Microsoft. Which is that they didn't get it before, so it seems like a pretty major mistake on the team's part. A simple request before putting in all the work they did to make the video. Instead, the video is now getting more eyes than it ever would have due to the controversy surrounding it. Even though they deleted it, multiple fans have re-posted it already to show you that things rarely go away entirely in today's day and age of the internet.