Tyreek Hill wants an NFL return, but these three obstacles could keep him off the field

The eight-time Pro Bowler is working toward an immediate return, but big questions complicate his comeback after the recent ruling

Kansas City reportedly has interest in reuniting with Hill, but possible NFL discipline, uncertain timing and lingering questions about his surgically repaired knee complicate a comeback. The latest buzz around eight-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Tyreek Hill is that he's nearing a return to the field. The Miami Dolphins released the 32-year-old this past offseason after he suffered a significant knee injury last September. Now that we are one year removed from the injury, The Athletic reports that Hill's former team, the Kansas City Chiefs, is very interested in a reunion, while his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, says he remains in discussion with multiple teams. "He's continuing his rehab with the goal of being on a team in the immediate future," Rosenhaus told ESPN.

Rosenhaus said that Hill's situation is "very fluid" but that they are looking for the right situation during an interview with Josh Moser. That means the right financial compensation, the right quarterback and the right approach from a medical standpoint. That's fine, but it's also worth mentioning that Hill is currently under NFL investigation over allegations that could implicate the league's personal conduct policy. This investigation comes after Hill's wife, Keeta Vaccaro, made allegations of domestic violence against the wide receiver, which could complicate his return to the field. In all, there are three factors that could