Why the Colts removed a video on the 2025-2026 NFL time plan

In order to advertise the newly published NFL time plan for 2025-2026, the Indianapolis Colts put together a collection of digital video game clips to promote its upcoming opponent matchups for the new season.

Unfortunately, his attempt was made with a quick contribution and on Wednesday evening after a rough joke at the expense of Miami Dolphins Tyreek Hill and suspected violation of corporate rights

“We removed our publication video of the schedule because it exceeded our rights with Microsoft and contained an insensitive clip with dolphins -wide Tyreek Hill.

The video itself was a parody based on the popular Microsoft video game called Minecraft. The clip showed a picture of a dolphin with the No. 10 jersey with the name “Hill” on the back of his type of type to advertise the Miami Dolphins for the Colt's week.

The Hill-named dolphin swam along the ocean before it was run over by a boat with a coast guard with a sounding siren. The sequence was an ode to Hill, which was physically attacked by the Miami-Dade police before a game last September.

Hills Agent Drew Rosenhaus was the driving force to get the officials who dismiss his clients. The traffic quotes that Hill was held physically were dropped.

According to Rosenhaus, Hill was not the least angry about the youngest social media post of the Colts.

“He laughed about it and didn't believe that they had to lose it on his report,” said Rosenhaus.

In the violations of the legal rights, it is claimed that the Colts did not apply for Microsoft's permission to use the images and the similarity of their company in Minecraft games. The Lobeles Lobeles in Los Angeles also wore a play release video with Silimar Minecraft.