NFL

NFL News: Former Chiefs teammate warns Tyreek Hill ahead of international game

The Kansas City Chiefs will take on the Miami Dolphins in Germany this year, and cornerback L'Jarius Sneed sent a strong message to Tyreek Hill.

Published by

By martín o’donnell

Tyreek Hill.
© Megan Briggs/Getty ImagesTyreek Hill.

The 2023 NFL schedule hasn’t been completely released yet, but fans already got to know which teams will play abroadthis year. Of all the international games, the fixture that takes all the spotlight is the clash between the Dolphins and Chiefs.

Miami will avoid the visit to Arrowheadas theywill take on Patrick Mahomes and company in Frankfurt, Germany in Week 9. While many are looking forward to this game due to the strength of these teams, some players are heading into it aiming to prove a point.

Tyreek Hill has already warned his former teammates“I’m gonna be y’all worst enemy that day,” something that didn’t sit well in Kansas City. Cornerback L’Jarius Sneed, in fact, send him a strong warning.

Advertisement

L’Jarius Sneed issues strong warning to Tyreek Hill

“Tyreek’s been talking a lot of trash. He’s been talking a lot about coming back to Arrowhead. We’ll show him when he gets here,” Sneed said during an interview on NFL Network, as quoted byPro Football Talk.

“I don’t really get into it, but I take notes of what he said. I’ve been on the internet and I see what he’s saying. We’ll see once he comes to Arrowhead,” added the cornerback, who played with Hill before he was traded to South Beach.

Advertisement

Sneed didn’t know by then they would play the Dolphins in Germany rather than in Kansas City, but his message is still clear. So, here we have anotherreason to be excited about this matchup.

ALSO READ

NBA News: Thunder make $81m move to help Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
NBA

NBA News: Thunder make $81m move to help Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

Indiana Fever GM discusses decision to let go of Caitlin Clark's key teammate
WNBA

Indiana Fever GM discusses decision to let go of Caitlin Clark's key teammate

Former world No.1 explains why Alcaraz and Sinner are better than Djokovic, Federer and Nadal
Tennis

Former world No.1 explains why Alcaraz and Sinner are better than Djokovic, Federer and Nadal

Russell Wilson sends clear message to Steelers after loss to Ravens
NFL

Russell Wilson sends clear message to Steelers after loss to Ravens

Better Collective Logo