Tyreek Hill hasn't produced his typical numbers for the Miami Dolphins, but the team says it's not injury that has slowed him down.

Regardless of how much his torn wrist ligament hurts, Tyreek Hill has no intention of missing games. The Miami Dolphins' superstar wide receiver has made that abundantly clear.

Before the Dolphins' win Monday, the eight-time Pro Bowler told ESPN's Lisa Salters that he's been dealing with wrist issues since training camp and claimed being tackled down to the ground during a traffic stop on his way to the season opener at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens on September 8 exacerbated the injury.

The Dolphins' inactive players were running back Jeff Wilson Jr. (knee), cornerback Ethan Bonner, fullback Alec Ingold, cornerback Storm Duck, linebacker Mohamed Kamara, offensive lineman Andrew Meyer and wide receiver Dee Eskridge.

It sounds like Tyreek Hill could be the center of an NFL investigation into whether or not his injury was properly reported in accordance with league policy. head of Monday night’s showdown with the Los Angeles Rams,

If there's one person in Miami you don't want to be blamed for injuring, it's Tyreek Hill during a career-worst season.