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Oct 05, 2026
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NFL reviews incident where referee Adrian Hill was knocked down during Vikings‑Dolphins game

National Football League officials confirmed on Monday that they are reviewing a controversial play from the Sunday matchup between the Minnesota Vikings and the Miami Dolphins. The incident involved veteran referee Adrian Hill, who has worked in the NFL since 2010 and served as a referee since 2019.

What happened on the field

During a routine play, Hill was struck from behind by a Dolphins player and fell to the turf. Video footage shows the official being pushed into the path of the player, after which a Vikings player attempted to help Hill up. Hill appeared visibly upset as he tried to regain his footing, prompting a heated exchange with the Vikings’ quarterback, who was also involved in the collision.

League response

The NFL said the incident will be reviewed by its officiating department to determine whether any procedural adjustments are required. A league spokesperson told OutKick that the review is standard practice when an official’s safety or the integrity of a call is called into question.

Reactions from the football community

Several commentators weighed in on social media. One reporter described Hill as having “flipped out” over what he called an “unintentional collision.” Former New York Jets offensive coordinator Scott Turner criticized the perceived arrogance of officials, while NFL agent Peter Shaffer called the episode “very sad” and compared it unfavorably to officiating standards in other professional sports.

Context and precedent

This is not the first time the league has examined an official’s conduct during a game. Earlier this week, a former assistant to the league’s supervisor of officials was captured on television allegedly cursing at Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride. The NFL is also reviewing that incident, indicating a broader focus on maintaining professionalism among its officiating staff.

Why the review matters

Officials play a critical role in ensuring fair competition, and the league’s willingness to investigate incidents involving its own staff underscores a commitment to transparency and accountability. By addressing the situation promptly, the NFL aims to preserve the integrity of the game and reassure fans that officiating standards remain high.

Looking ahead

Fans can expect a statement from the league once the review is complete. In the meantime, the Vikings and Dolphins will continue their regular season schedules, and Hill is expected to return to the field after the investigation concludes.


Original reporting: Fox News (HLL/CB) — read the source article.

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