The NFL is reviewing an incident involving referee Adrian Hill after he appeared to lose his composure during a game between the Minnesota Vikings and the Miami Dolphins. A league official confirmed to OutKick that the review is underway, focusing on Hill's behavior after being knocked to the ground by players. The attention stems from Hill's visible agitation and his interaction with Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins, who was pushed into the official from behind by a Dolphins player. Cousins attempted to help Hill up, but Hill aggressively pointed at him to move away. The review centers on whether Hill's reaction to the collision was appropriate given the context of the play. Hill is an experienced official who has worked in the NFL since 2010 and served as a referee since 2019. Despite this tenure, the incident drew national scrutiny due to the poor optics of the moment circulating online. The game was originally a regional telecast, but the footage gained wider attention following the league's announcement of the review. Reactions from sports figures were critical of Hill's demeanor. One NFL reporter described Hill as having "flipped out" over an "unintentional collision." Former New York Jets offensive coordinator Scott Turner commented on the arrogance of officials, calling the situation "very sad." NFL agent Peter Shaffer compared the behavior unfavorably to officials in other leagues, stating, "Would never see an NHL referee act like this. Pathetic." This incident occurred alongside another controversy involving NFL officials. In New York, the former son of the league's supervisor of officials was captured on television cursing at Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride. The league is also investigating that separate incident. These two events have highlighted a pattern of conduct issues among officials, leading to public debate about the professionalism expected from referees during games.