While one NFL superstar is making a shockingly fast recovery from a season-ending injury, another is watching closely and asking for the secrets to his success. Miami Dolphins‘ wideout Tyreek Hill caught everyone’s attention after he reacted in shock to a fellow NFL star’s recovery. His comment comes after the San Francisco 49ers linebacker Fred Warner shared a clip that went viral on social media.

“Fred Warner who your trainers 🙃” he wrote on X, reacting to Fred Warner’s clip.

On Monday, Warner shared his recovery video just one day after San Francisco’s dramatic 23–19 wild-card win over the Philadelphia Eagles. It left Tyreek Hill clearly impressed by what he saw. In the clip, Warner is practicing catches with ease, signaling solid progress after a serious ankle injury. The linebacker dislocated and fractured his right ankle while making a tackle during the Week 6 game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. 

With his form getting better, many believe his practice window could open soon. Meanwhile, Hill’s reaction stands out because the player is also eyeing a comeback after the leg injury. The 31-year-old dislocated his left knee during Miami’s 27–21 win over the New York Jets in Week 4. The injury not only ended his season but also pushed his team into an uncomfortable spot. 

Before the mishap, the Dolphins had played just one game without Hill since he joined in 2022. The receiver completed ten seasons in the NFL, and this was his fourth with Stephen Ross’ team. His performance peaked in his first two seasons with the Dolphins, passing over 1700 yards in receiving both times. However, his production slowed down since then, with the September injury adding to his struggles. In October 2024, the wideout admitted that his future remains uncertain and that he would be okay with moving on from football. 

“At the end of the day, I feel like that decision is based upon how I feel and where my mindset is at the moment,” Hill told Terron Armstead on The Set podcast. “I’m happy with the career that I’ve had. I love playing football. I love it, but it takes a lot. It takes a lot on you mentally, it takes a lot on you physically.”

With Miami entering an offseason reset and Tyreek Hill under contract through 2026, questions about his future loom large. On the contrary, Fred Warner is more than ready to hit the field again. 

Fred Warner eyes return in the championship game

After securing a close win over the Eagles, the 49ers will face the Seattle Seahawks in the divisional round. While San Francisco hasn’t ruled out the possibility of Warner’s return, a comeback this week seems highly unlikely. Head coach Kyle Shanahan set the record straight on Warner’s return during the post-game conference, saying the odds were “not very high.”

However, Warner is eager to suit up for the championship game and is preparing hard to catch his team’s attention.

 “There’s some T’s that have got to be crossed, I’s that have got to be dotted,” he said. “Unfortunately, if it were just up to me, I’d be out there this weekend, but it’s unfortunately not that way. I’ve got to make sure I’m checking all the boxes, and everybody has to give me the OK before they let me go out there. 

But I’m pushing, man. I’m training hard. I’m back doing full football drills and everything, so time will tell. We’ve got to pull the win off first.”

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In fact, Shanahan echoed a similar sentiment earlier, pointing to the championship game as the potential return date for the linebacker. The 49ers are indeed on their way to achieving the ultimate goal, but it won’t be easy. They just lost tight end George Kittle to a torn ACL, adding one more player to their ever-growing injured group. For now, Warner awaits an update on his comeback from the organization.