Rich Eisen & Ex-Police Officer Jeff in Detroit React to the Tyreek Hill Detainment Body Cam Footage

Rich Eisen and the guys have a deep discussion with longtime caller Jeff in Detroit, a former policeman, about what the body cam footage showed during Tyreek Hill being handcuffed and detained by police after being pulled over prior to the Miami Dolphins’ season-opener on Sunday.

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[db]

Tyreek should have taken his tickets like a man. He cried like a boy even on the phone with his agent. Poor example of what not to do when pulled over by police.

[BirdDogey]

This incident is a great example of when A holes collide.

[thebrainchylde]

Listen again. Right before the officer tells Hill to keep the window down or they're getting him out of the car, Hill responds with "Don't tell me what to do". That response shows resistance.

[JKer]

Tyreek lit a match and officers decided to splash gasoline and fireworks

[Alanboy]

Tyreek wasn’t faultless. The problem here is the officer lost control of his emotions and escalated the situation needlessly.

[octaviomarquez]

Nah, you do what you are told. No excuses, no one likes when the police act the way they did, but don't give them a reason, and Hill did.

[tylerwilson]

Is this argument really about how celebrities deserve special treatment?

[Csonka_Would_Run]

Sporting News: Tyreek Hill's timeline of trouble: From a domestic violence arrest in college to Sophie Hall lawsuit with Dolphins

[paulgemme]

A humble heart is better than a nice car. A non-compliant attitude is what caused all of that. Lying about his knee being messed up. So sad! Rudely telling the officer over and over again "don't knock on my window like that" in a threating way. His coach should have told him now that your knee is messed up you can't play in the game. Should have been kept out of the game just for being non-compliant and disrespecting authority.

[birgermunter]

dont excuse him, he started this, he refused to comply with simple instructions

[thebourg]

The cop was overzealous but Tyreek was also not cooperative and both led to the situation being escalated

[jaxjr]

I call BS!! He shouldve been compliant from the moment he was pulled over. Already shouldve had his window down, license and registration on deck, yes sir. Not "gimme my ticket and do what you gotta do and blah blah Knock it off

[Bone]

"Unnecessary escalation is necessary for the ignorant" - Mark Twain

[Siaaa]

He was obnoxious and disrespectful to the officer by telling him not to knock on his tinted closed window while looking the other way. This clown is no great citizen. He's had all kinds of run ins with the law and is now playing victim. It could have gone much better had he simply listened to what the cop told him.

[dianebaker]

Tyreek was speeding and driving on a suspended license. Thats not ok.

[hughmann]

Both people were douches, and seriously Tyreek not everyone knows (or cares) who you are…?

[bigt]

Hill 100% wrong on this one. Hill had a bad attitude as soon the cops showed up to the driver side

[sergiomontoyavillegas]

Not surprised Rich Eisen reacts this way. No blame on Tyreek. Cop overreacted but Tyreek kinda provoked the situation Rich gives him a pass

[Forevermade]

The shakiness in TJs voice when he’s speaking about his experience is rough and relatable

[tylerasweet]

Bro just immediately admitted to accepting a bribe lol