Dolphins’ Hill says focus is on football, not abuse allegations

Miami Gardens, FLA Miami dolphin wide receiver Tirek hill Refused to comment on his divorce case.

However, Hill said that he is focusing more on his job than any external distractions, including his divorce hearing and rumors around it.

“My focus is playing the ball right now, and spending time with my children and just doing what I am doing the best: providing for my family,” said a comprehensive receiver. “So all the noise, I think if you allow you to get the kind of stuff you are trying to do, it can only do the cloud you are trying to complete.”

According to the documents received by TMZ, the Astraged Wife of Hill, Keta Vacaro accused eight separate incidents of domestic violence in filing of the couple’s divorce case. Hill denied claims in a statement issued by his lawyer on Monday.

NFL spokesman Brian McCarthi and Dolphin coach Mike McDaniel confirmed that NFL was investigating the case, which Macarthi said that such situations were “standard policy”. Hill said that he had not talked to the league till Friday afternoon.

Hill and Dolphin attracted Leigwide’s attention after their 33-8 loss Indianapolis colts In the week 1, in which he led the team with four catches for 40 yards. The team captains called for a player’s meeting on Tuesday, Miami’s off-day, so that each other could be held accountable and remained on the same page as ready to host the dolphin. new England Patriots In week 2.

While he was not given a captain this season, Hill said that he fully supported the meeting and believes that it would help the team in a long time.

“Standard is each and every day standard,” he said. “To make people accountable … I think the biggest thing is accountability. You know what I am saying? People have been able to get it in a certain way and have not been attacked. So I think if we reach this way, we are going to recover. Man, man, I think we attacked the practice area and attacked the practice in a better way.

Hill insisted that he is happy in Miami amidst the business rumors, although he admits that in NFL “whatever happens”.

“I really don’t pay attention to it,” he said. “I think I think, noise is good – adversity is an opportunity. I see it like this.”