Steelers Withdraw Tyreek Hill Trade Interest Amid NFL Abuse Investigation

The Pittsburgh Steelers initially showed interest in acquiring Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill to bolster their offense, especially to support quarterback Aaron Rodgers. However, the Steelers have withdrawn from pursuing a trade due to concerns over an ongoing NFL investigation into domestic violence allegations made by Hill's estranged wife, Keeta Vaccaro. The investigation and potential disciplinary actions, including a possible suspension, have made the Steelers wary of trading draft capital for Hill, fearing he might be unavailable for part of the season. Despite Hill's frustration with the Dolphins and rumors of interest from other teams like the Kansas City Chiefs, Miami has not received any trade requests from Hill, who remains under contract with a significant salary. Hill's attorney denies the abuse allegations, calling them an attempt to extort Hill, while Hill himself focuses on football amid the controversy. The Steelers' head coach Mike Tomlin and management prioritize caution given the ongoing personal conduct policy investigation and its uncertain outcome.