Tyreek Hill reacts to the Colts’ schedule release video comment.

No issues exist between Tyreek Hill and the Colts.

The star receiver for the Dolphins, who received an award recently, shared his thoughts on a contentious schedule release video from the Colts that humorously referenced his police detention last season.

“This was supposed to be a post from @colts. Interesting,” Hill commented alongside the video.

The video featured dolphins in jerseys related to Hill, before the Coast Guard humorously interrupted the scene. In a “Minecraft”-themed segment, dolphins donned jerseys while swimming, only to be interrupted by a Coast Guard presence.

The Colts later issued an apology on Thursday regarding the video, expressing regret to both Hill and Microsoft regarding its content.

“We’ve taken down the schedule release video due to including an insensitive clip that exceeded our licensing rights with Microsoft and featured Tyreek Hill. We sincerely apologize to both parties,” the statement read.

Last September, Hill was detained by police for driving infractions before the Dolphins’ season opener. Videos captured the scene where multiple Pro Bowl wide receivers were seen on the ground while he was handcuffed. Additional footage revealed an officer handling him near a vehicle.

The South Florida Police Charity Association asserted that Hill was “driving in a way that puts himself and others at a significant risk.”

He received citations for careless driving and not wearing a seatbelt, though these charges were eventually dropped.

Currently, Hill is in his fourth season with the Dolphins, and amid trade rumors this offseason, he played in all 17 games last year, recording 81 catches for 959 yards and six touchdowns—marking the first season since 2019 where he didn’t surpass 1,000 yards.

The Colts will face off against the Dolphins in the opening week at 1 PM on September 7th.