Tyreek Hill of the Miami Dolphins was polarizing in their Week 1 win over the Los Angeles Chargers, 36-34.
Together with Tua Tagovailoa, Hill looked good on the field. It was a good start for the 29-year-old wide receiver, who is aiming to get 2,000 receiving yards this 2023-24 NFL season, NBC Sports reported.
He finished with 215 yards against the Chargers and will be looking to add to that in Week 2 action against the New England Patriots on Sunday at Gillette Stadium.
Read more: Aaron Rodgers NFL Return Chances Spurned; Find out Why
Although Hill seems dialed in with the current NFL season, it doesn't mean that he doesn't have time for other things. The seven-time Pro Bowler came across a video of a young boy pretending to be him and wearing his jersey.
Tyreek Hill was impressed by it and thought of surprising the boy who was branded as the "mini cheetah."
The one-time Super Bowl champion took some time out to visit the boy and his friends. He gave the boy a signed Dolphins jersey and played with the kids, something captured on video and posted by Dov Kleiman on Twitter.
Also, Hill vowed it would not be the last time the boy would see him. It was a heartfelt gesture for Tyreek Hill, something the kids will cherish.
See you later, kid!
"And I'll see you at the next level. I'll be coaching you, alright?" Hill vowed.
In the meantime, the former West Alabama Tiger will be preparing against the Patriots. He is rallying Dolphins' fans for support once more and even took a subtle jab at Pats QB Mac Jones via NESN.
"We need that each and every week, every home game. I'm telling you, that juice each and every play. If you guys come out, be loud and just boo the other team. Call Mac Jones sorry, please. That would be great," Tyreek Hill said to reporters.
Relate Article: Tua Tagovailoa is Using a No-Brainer Approach to Shut up Doubters
© Copyright 2024 Sports World News, All rights reserved. Do not reproduce without permission.