Tyreek Hill's viral touchdown celebration prompted NFL to revoke cameraman's credentials for rest of season

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A 20-year-old junior from the University of Miami has been living the dream as a content creator for the NFL. 

But he won't be permitted on the sidelines for the remainder of the season.

Tyreek Hill had one of the more talked about touchdown celebrations of the season last month when he grabbed Kevin Fitzgibbons' phone and recorded himself doing a backflip. 

Fitzgibbons says he was hired by the NFL last year to film all the Miami Dolphins' home games and is "best friends" with Hill.

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Tyreek Hill of the Miami Dolphins celebrates a touchdown during the first half of a game against the Carolina Panthers at Hard Rock Stadium Oct. 15, 2023, in Miami Gardens, Fla. (Rich Storry/Getty Images)

Fitzgibbons, known online as kfitz, said Hill took his phone and "ran in the tunnel to send the clip to the NFL." 

Fitzgibbons called it "the coolest moment ever."

"I seen the camera, and I just took it from him," Hill said at the time. "He didn't want me to take it from him. That's my boy kfitz, man."

But the celebration, Fitzgibbons says, resulted in him being "suspended for the remainder of the season, and possibly for good."

"[The NFL] said regardless if I knew the celebration was coming or not, I still had to be disciplined and that I shouldn't have jumped on the sidelines after the play," Fitzgibbons said in an X post captioned "The journey continues…"

"One of the best moments of my life turned upside down in the matter of seconds.

"I get why the NFL had to make this decision and wish I could have done something to prevent it, but I'm thankful for the memory that Tyreek gave me. This was the