The officer involved in detaining Miami Dolphins Wide Receiver Tyreek Hill has been identified. Officer Daniel Torres was placed on leave after the bodycam video showed Hill being thrown to the ground after a traffic stop outside of Hard Rock Stadium.

Miami Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill called for the firing of a Miami police officer after he was handcuffed Sunday. Will he play Thursday night?

MIAMI GARDENS — Miami Dolphins assistant coaches responded Tuesday to Tyreek Hill's police detainment on Sunday and the video that has been released. Hill was cited for a traffic violation, but ended up on his stomach in handcuffs before Sunday's game.

For Tyreek Hill and the Miami Dolphins, this week is about balancing the perspective of life with the duties of playing pro football.

Social media exploded with footage of the Dolphins star receiver being handcuffed a block from Hard Rock Stadium just hours before Miami opened the season against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Hill was seen face down on the ground as officers put his hands behind his back.

Metro-Dade Police released body-cam footage of the incident involving Tyreek Hill on Monday, a 3-minute, 35-second video that shows the confrontation between the Miami Dolphins ’ receiver and police quickly escalating after he was stopped for an alleged traffic violation.

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill still plans to play in Week 1 despite being detained for a traffic incident entering the stadium.

Calais Campbell says he was also detained by police while trying to deescalate the situation between police and Tyreek Hill. He saw Hill in handcuffs and believed it was “excessive force.” Police put Campbell in handcuffs as well. He was cited for disobeying a direct order.

Tyreek Hill still played and scored a touchdown in the Dolphins' 20-17 win on Sunday while one officer was "placed on administrative duties."

Miami-Dade Police Officer Manuel Batista has used force in two separate cases and faced four complaints in his five-year history with the department.