The NFL community was still talking about the Davante Adams trade from the Green Bay Packers to the Las Vegas Raiderswhen another blockbuster move stole all the headlines. In a shocking turn of events, Tyreek Hill left the Kansas City Chiefs for the Miami Dolphins.
Though many felt he was taking a step backin his career —in terms of football, because financially he clearly wasn’t—Cheetah has shown nothing but optimism since moving to South Beach. In fact, he even seemed to throwshade at Patrick Mahomes and his former teammates at Arrowhead Stadium.
While Hill has apparently becomeTua Tagovailoa‘s biggest admirer since moving to Miami, he has also been impressed by the speed of second-year WR Jaylen Waddle. For him, opposing defenses will be terrified when they see themline up together on the same side this season.
Tyreek Hill says Dolphins’ WR combo will scareopposing defenses in 2022
“They’re scared s—less,” Hill said Thursday, viaCameron Wolfe of NFL Network. “He’s faster than I thought. When I first got here, I was like OK, he’s a 4.3. Typically when you see 4.3 guys they don’t run as fast on a football field. But J-Dub he actually runs a 4.3 on the football field — there’s a difference. I’m very excited for the season. I can’t wait to see him blossom and continue to move his game forward, which I know he will.
“I am never going to say another man is going to be able to stop us. it really doesn’t matter who lines up against us,” Hill added, via Dolphin Nation of AhnFire Digital. “Coach [Mike] McDaniel, Tua [Tagovailoa] have confidence in every single guy who lines up on offense to win their matchup.”
For those who have been listening Hill since the trade, his latest comments willcome as nosurprise. The difference is that on this occasion he praised Waddle instead of Tua, but what hasn’t changed is his confidence in his new team.