NFL fans react to Tyreek Hill getting juked in viral video at youth camp - "Washed," "not beating the overrated allegations"

Tyreek Hill's offseason might not be the best in the world. The Miami Dolphins wide receiver had the best individual season of his career in 2023, so one would expect that he would be preparing to be even better and finally reach the 2,000-yard goal. Instead... he's getting humiliated by kids?

Yes, you read that right. For the second time during the offseason, a video emerged of the Dolphins superstar getting juked by a kid in his camp, in a play that would certainly make the highlights of every sports show if it had happened in the NFL.

Of course, it's a joke before anything - Hill's physical dominance is undeniable even in the NFL, so for him to get beat by a kid makes absolutely no sense. Still, NFL fans, as always, didn't miss an opportunity to troll one of the players:

"Wait a second. I thought he was letting [the] lil man cook…he actually got crossed", was one of the replies

"I said it once, I said it a million times and I’ll forever stand on it. Defensive back is the hardest position to play in football and one of the hardest in all team sports!", another fan said.

"NEW: WR who does not play corner professionally and probably never took meaningful snaps as a defender past middle school is bad at corner", trolled another one

Tyreek Hill's 2023 season: Miami Dolphins receiver earned First-Team All-Pro votes

Hill couldn't get the 2,000 receiving yards he set as his personal goal for the 2023 season. He missed one game due to an ankle injury, and his production fell off a cliff since that game. He finished the year leading the league in receiving yards, but the 2,000 failed him.

Still, it was impossible not to note how he has been the best wide receiver in the game in 2023. The Miami Dolphins struck gold when they traded for him in 2022, and since then, he has helped Tua Tagovailoa's development massively. His vertical threat and his agility make him the greatest deep ball receiver in the game.

To give credit for his incredible year, the voters made him a First-Team All-Pro at the end of the season.