Dolphins’ Hill says it’s focus on football rather than charges of abuse

Miami Gardens, Fla. – I speak a public Friday on Friday afternoon, because his ex wife is alleged abuse in his marriage, Miami Dolphins Wide receiver Tireeek Hill refused to comment on their divorce case.

However, Hill said it was more focused on his job than any external interference, including his discussions on divorce and trade rumors that surround him.

“I’m just focusing just playing the ball right now and spend time with the kids and just doing what I’m the best in: to give the family,” a wide receiver said. “So, all the sound, I feel like you allow such things to come in the way you try to do, it can only cloud what you really try to achieve.”

HILL’s alienated wife Keeta Vaccaro, allegedly eight separate incidents of domestic violence in the parish related paragraphs, in accordance with the documents received by TMZ. The hill fiercely denied claims in a statement published by his lawyer on Monday.

NFL spokesman Brian McCarthi and Coach Dolphin Mike McDaniel confirmed that the NFL investigates the matter, which said McCarthy “Standard Politics” in situations like this. Hill said he didn’t talk to the League from Friday afternoon.

Hill and Dolphins caught the attention of leafy for their 33-8 loss Indianapolis Colts In the week 1, in which he led a team with four caps for 40 meters. The Captain team called only meetings only to players on Tuesday, in Miami’s Day, to count on each other and stayed on the same page while the dolphins are preparing for the host New England Patriots At 2. The week.

Although he did not vote the captain this season, the hill said he fully supported the meeting and believes that he would help the team in the long run.

“Standard is standard every day,” he said. “Holding guys responsible … I think it’s the biggest thing that I feel like you’re attacking. Man, we’ll be fine. Man, we’re having good. Man, we’ll be fine. Man, We will be fine. Man, we will be fine. Man, we will be fine. Man. We feel okay. Man’s. We feel okay. Man.

Hill insisted that he was happy in Miami in the middle of trade rumors, although he accepts that “whatever happens, it happens” in the NFL.

“I’m not actually paying attention to anything from it,” he said. “I feel like it’s me, noise is good – trouble is an opportunity. I’m watching it.”