Talk about a quick spiral! Tyreek Hill’s showdown with Miami-Dade police lit up social media, and the viral body-cam footage is just the spark. NBA star Jonathan Isaac weighed in, labeling Hill’s behavior during the traffic stop as “immature,” and he’s not holding back. 

Talk show host Andy Slater dropped the now-viral bodycam footage from Miami-Dade police showing the Cheetah’s exchange during the stop. In a retweet of the video, Isaac called out Hill’s actions, cautioning against such behavior, especially for high-profile figures. He expressed gratitude that the situation ended peacefully, but took a jab at Hill, emphasizing the need for black men to handle these situations with more care. He asserted,“It’s immature as black men to put our lives in the hands of officers in this way! Especially when you’re of his caliber. Neither side has an obligation to be nice… but 9.99 times out of 10 you gone get what you give with LE. especially when you’re being pulled over for a valid reason… That’s fair… There are unjust exceptions/escalations of course 🙏🏽”

While he acknowledged both sides could have handled things better, Isaac made it clear this incident was “a nothingburger” in the end. “This wasn’t anyone’s best moment on both sides. A nothing burger imo.”

The whole scene went down hours before Hill hit the field to take on Jacksonville. After pulling off an 80-yard TD in Miami’s 20-17 victory, the Alabama standout even gave a cheeky nod to the incident by mimicking handcuffs during his post-TD celebration (classic NFL-style banter). But the drama didn’t end on the gridiron!

Miami-Dade PD dropped the footage Monday night, showing the 30-year-old’s heated back-and-forth with cops. Pulled over for a seatbelt violation, Hill quickly got frustrated, telling the officer, “Don’t hit my window like that.” Things got heated fast, with the wideout rolling up his window and challenging the officer to give him the ticket so he could be on his way.

The encounter escalated when officers pulled Hill from his car and handcuffed him on the ground (a standard procedure when things go sideways during traffic stops). Though Hill later said he was still “confused” by the whole situation, the footage painted a clear picture of a confrontation that could’ve easily been avoided.

Jonathan Isaac’s commentary? A mixture of disappointment and a call for better behavior from high-profile athletes like Hill. He stressed that 99.9% of the time, you get what you give with law enforcement, urging calm in future situations. But Tyreek Hill’s response to the situation? Even more shocking.

Tyreek Hill’s shocking response to the viral traffic stop

Hill ain’t holding back after the heated traffic stop that went viral. The Dolphins star WR claims the situation “went from 0 to 60” during his encounter with Miami-Dade police, and he’s certain his fame saved him from something worse.

“If I wasn’t Tyreek Hill, Lord knows, I probably would have been shot or locked up,” the 30-year-old shared with NBC News, reflecting on the confrontation that left him handcuffed face down on the pavement. He was on his way to Hard Rock Stadium for the Dolphins-Jaguars game when he was pulled over for reckless driving and driving without a license.

Hill insists he cooperated with officers, rolling down his window and handing over his ID. But he believes the officers overreacted. “It just went from 0 to 60, man,” he said. “That officer was really on a power trip.”

Teammates Jonnu Smith and Calais Campbell (who was bizarrely handcuffed) pulled up to the scene, offering Hill some relief. “When I saw Jonnu and Calais pull up… I didn’t feel alone anymore,” he asserted. Hill even joked about Campbell being cuffed for “just being 6-8.”

Despite the chaos, Miami’s wideout’s just grateful no one got hurt. “I’m glad nobody was injured,” he said, though Hill remains baffled by the officer’s intensity. The Miami-Dade PD’s launched an internal investigation. One officer’s been taken off duty, but Hill’s side is clear: he feels the officer was looking for trouble, not just writing a routine ticket.

One thing’s for sure—this saga’s far from over.