Miami Dolphins wide receiver, Tyreek Hill, is set to face his former team, the Kansas City Chiefs, for the first time since being traded. This begs the question: is the Dolphins’ version of Hill superior to the Chiefs’ version? Hill’s current average of reception yards per game sits at an impressive 126.8, making him the best in the league and putting him on track to shatter the single-season receiving record. During his time with the Chiefs, Hill showed consistent improvement each season and eventually emerged as their top wide receiver. However, since joining Miami, he has managed to accumulate more yards in just 25 games than he did during any 25-game stretch with the Chiefs.
Hill’s contribution to both teams’ success has been substantial, benefitting from exceptional quarterback play and the guidance of coaches, Andy Reid and Mike McDaniel. Despite his nickname, “Cheetah,” possibly not capturing the full extent of his abilities, Hill consistently proves that he can keep going and going. When comparing stats and performances, it becomes clear that Hill’s time in Miami has enabled him to reach new heights and make significant contributions to the Dolphins’ achievements. ESPN fantasy football/NFL analyst, Mike Clay, believes that Miami’s Tyreek Hill is the superior version.