It was inevitable that the surveillance video of the June 18 incident involving Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill has emerged. And it has.

Andy Slater of Fox Sports 640 has obtained the video of Hill apparently striking another man in the back of the head.

It doesn’t look like a forceful blow. In the eyes of the regulation (and probably within the opinion of the NFL), that doesn’t matter. The individual struck by Hill pressed prices, and Hill resolved the case earlier this week.

Technically, an assault is an assault — no matter whether or not it’s a knockout punch or a love faucet. The time period is outlined broadly to incorporate any unwelcome contact between one individual and one other.

The larger downside for Hill is that the league may discover a technical violation of the Personal Conduct Policy after which improve what can be a small punishment based mostly on his pre-NFL responsible plea for choking and punching his pregnant girlfriend.