Since getting traded by the Kansas City Chiefs, Tyreek Hill has talked a lot about his former team. He has taken multiple shots at the franchise about how he was being underutilized and even went on to say that Tua Tagovailoa is a more accurate thrower than Patrick Mahomes.
Hill recently appeared in a video by Deestroying, in which he was seen saying the "Kansas City Qu**fs". Chiefs fans didn't like the wide receiver's comments and lashed out at him on social media.
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The Kansas City Chiefs are set to face the Miami Dolphins in the upcoming season, and it will be Hill's first game against his former team. The Chiefs fans will be ready for the Dolphins' star receiver, who is likely to get booed in the stadium.
Since Hill was traded, not a single person in the Chiefs organization has talked ill about him, but the star receiver has been taking continuous shots at the franchise. As a result, it will be interesting to see what happens in the much-awaited game next season.
Tyreek Hill is aiming to win another Super Bowl
Tyreek Hill missed out on the second Super Bowl of his career last season as he was no longer a part of the Chiefs. However, he is still determined to win another Super Bowl, and the Dolphins have a real shot at it.
Last season, both Hill and the Dolphins played great football but injuries to Tua Tagovailoa derailed their season. Tagovailoa is healthy once again, and the expectations are high for the franchise next season.
They added Jalen Ramsey in the offseason, which has strengthened their defense. Hill gave phenomenal production to the Dolphins last season, and if he continues to do so with Tagovailoa healthy, they can beat anyone in the league.
Hill has made himself a target for Chiefs fans, and if he fails to win against them next season, they will likely make his life hell on social media.
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