Tyreek Hill of the Chiefs suffered bruises during training

Tyreek Hill didn't move for several minutes, initially it couldn't get up from the meadow.

Time passed while fans of the Kansas City Chief anxiously awaited the movement signals from their star recipients, there was little evidence that he was okay. Hill finally got up, though very slowly and only with the help of the people around him.

There was nothing dirty in the new beaten Corner Chiefs, Bashaud Breeland sent Hill, only a routine farewell pass to one of the fastest and most displaced NFL pass recipients. But seeing Hill assisted, being pushed slowly to a medical shop and then driven out on the train, only increases fear in the Kingdom of Chiefs.

Once at the store, Hill stretches and bends his right leg under the supervision of a team coach. Then he took off his clothes and hobbled to the train.

The Heads said Hill had a fourfold bruise, and ESPN Adam Schefter reported that the width of the road "is expected to be fine."

This is a chaotic offseason for Hill, who missed the Chiefs' offseason program while the NFL investigated allegations of child abuse involving his son. Fiance Hill accused him of hitting the chest of his 3-year-old son and the couple's audio recordings revealing that Hill threatened his fiancee.

It is widely speculated that Hill will be suspended during part of the 2019 season, but before the start of the camp, the league announced that the 25-year-old player would not face discipline based on his personal behavior policy.

On Sunday, Hill, who was not charged by the police, spoke to the media for the first time in public in a few months. In the interview, he claimed to hit his son, but tried to provide context for the problem.

"Hitting my child in the chest, it can refer to teaching my child to the box, because we have boxing gloves in our house, and our child ... loves Iron Man, Aquaman, and he's like 'Daddy, let's go, come on, come on, come on, "he told reporters on Sunday. "That's how it is, man. Sometimes things come out of context when you feel involved and emotional. But I won't discuss all that now."

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