WR Tyreek Hill, MIA (4 Viewers)

[karl.Racki]

Will Tyreek Hill have more TD or kids this year?

 

[karl.Racki]

Since I said the above, he had kid 12.. 5th one this year

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[Mitchie]

Since I said the above, he had kid 12.. 5th one this year

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would it be too soon to start trading for rookie picks in 2045?

 

[travdogg]

Not to derail the kid talk, but I think we really need to start appreciating the level of play Tyreek Hill has been on, and how he's been even better with Tua than Mahomes.

I think there is a real chance (especially if he plays a lot longer to support said kids) that Tyreek Hill might be the best post-Rice WR. Better than Owens, Moss, Fitz, any of them.

 

[Ilov80s]

Not to derail the kid talk, but I think we really need to start appreciating the level of play Tyreek Hill has been on, and how he's been even better with Tua than Mahomes.

I think there is a real chance (especially if he plays a lot longer to support said kids) that Tyreek Hill might be the best post-Rice WR. Better than Owens, Moss, Fitz, any of them.

I think he’s already in that conversation. His efficiency is ridiculous.

 

[Ilov80s]

8x Pro Bowler, 5x All Pro, HOF All Decade Team, 1x SB Champ, only player with 2 1700+ yard seasons. Pro-Football Reference has through 7 seasons, the players who most comps to statistically and it's Bob Hayes, Torry Holt, TO, Calvin, James Lofton, Julio, Moss. Off the field, he's no Calvin or Julio but his play speaks for itself. One of the best of our lifetime.

 

[ghostguy123]

I don't know if he's a top 3 all time WR, but if I was to pick any 3 WRs of all time to be in the lineup, he'd be one of them.
Hopefully that makes sense.

 

[Boston]

8x Pro Bowler, 5x All Pro, HOF All Decade Team, 1x SB Champ, only player with 2 1700+ yard seasons. Pro-Football Reference has through 7 seasons, the players who most comps to statistically and it's Bob Hayes, Torry Holt, TO, Calvin, James Lofton, Julio, Moss. Off the field, he's no Calvin or Julio but his play speaks for itself. One of the best of our lifetime.

This is a fascinating read about Bob Hayes:

Bob Hayes - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Ilov80s]

8x Pro Bowler, 5x All Pro, HOF All Decade Team, 1x SB Champ, only player with 2 1700+ yard seasons. Pro-Football Reference has through 7 seasons, the players who most comps to statistically and it's Bob Hayes, Torry Holt, TO, Calvin, James Lofton, Julio, Moss. Off the field, he's no Calvin or Julio but his play speaks for itself. One of the best of our lifetime.

This is a fascinating read about Bob Hayes:

Bob Hayes - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

A player who truly changed the league.

 

[Todem]

Dolphins' Tyreek Hill 'excited to see where I fit' into new WR market as he starts 'looking' for next deal

I thought he was finishing out this contract and then gonna retire

He's got 3 kids on the way.

That we know about….that number could climb.

 

[Todem]

Not to derail the kid talk, but I think we really need to start appreciating the level of play Tyreek Hill has been on, and how he's been even better with Tua than Mahomes.

I think there is a real chance (especially if he plays a lot longer to support said kids) that Tyreek Hill might be the best post-Rice WR. Better than Owens, Moss, Fitz, any of them.

Different kind of WR.

If you ask me do I take him over Owens, Moss or even Fitz.

Nope. Exceptional talent 100%.

But he is a one trick pony and when that trick ages….his career is over where as Owens, Fitz and Moss had long careers because they adjusted as they aged. I don’t see that for Tyreek.

Now if he somehow beats father time with his godly speed we can check back.

Also those guys played in a tougher league with defenses given more rope than todays flag football where you can’t fart on a WR or QB.

 

[Ilov80s]

Not to derail the kid talk, but I think we really need to start appreciating the level of play Tyreek Hill has been on, and how he's been even better with Tua than Mahomes.

I think there is a real chance (especially if he plays a lot longer to support said kids) that Tyreek Hill might be the best post-Rice WR. Better than Owens, Moss, Fitz, any of them.

Different kind of WR.

If you ask me do I take him over Owens, Moss or even Fitz.

Nope. Exceptional talent 100%.

But he is a one trick pony and when that trick ages….his career is over where as Owens, Fitz and Moss had long careers because they adjusted as they aged. I don’t see that for Tyreek.

Now if he somehow beats father time with his godly speed we can check back.

Also those guys played in a tougher league with defenses given more rope than todays flag football where you can’t fart on a WR or QB.

I don’t think he’s a one trick pony. We’ve seen plenty of guys as fast as Tyreek. I don’t think you are giving him enough credit for how strong he is, his COD, his balance.

 

[menobrown]

I feel like if you asked defensive coordinators the WR they have feared the most over the past decade, and maybe in their careers, when game planning and showing up to the stadium to play that Tyreek would be the run away winner.

 

[Todem]

Not to derail the kid talk, but I think we really need to start appreciating the level of play Tyreek Hill has been on, and how he's been even better with Tua than Mahomes.

I think there is a real chance (especially if he plays a lot longer to support said kids) that Tyreek Hill might be the best post-Rice WR. Better than Owens, Moss, Fitz, any of them.

Different kind of WR.

If you ask me do I take him over Owens, Moss or even Fitz.

Nope. Exceptional talent 100%.

But he is a one trick pony and when that trick ages….his career is over where as Owens, Fitz and Moss had long careers because they adjusted as they aged. I don’t see that for Tyreek.

Now if he somehow beats father time with his godly speed we can check back.

Also those guys played in a tougher league with defenses given more rope than todays flag football where you can’t fart on a WR or QB.

I don’t think he’s a one trick pony. We’ve seen plenty of guys as fast as Tyreek. I don’t think you are giving him enough credit for how strong he is, his COD, his balance.

He is very strong.....but the foundation of his game is speed. He has good not great hands. He is not a master route runner.

But he is a freak of nature and runs like a cheetah. He is a special player. But I am not going to take him over those three guys mentioned if you put a gun to my head.

I will say this.....he is arguably the best homerun hitter the NFL has ever seen. A HOF talent. Not going to take any of that away from him.

But once that speed fades his career will decline very very fast (no pun intended). Where as the other 3 guys had incredible size, route running and yeah height....to keep going. Also Moss and Fitz had great hands. Especially Fitz.....just so soft.

Tyreek has 2 more years of prime production IMO before we may start seeing some decline. But hey in this day and age with the way these guys stay in shape...I could very well be wrong.

 

[travdogg]

Not to derail the kid talk, but I think we really need to start appreciating the level of play Tyreek Hill has been on, and how he's been even better with Tua than Mahomes.

I think there is a real chance (especially if he plays a lot longer to support said kids) that Tyreek Hill might be the best post-Rice WR. Better than Owens, Moss, Fitz, any of them.

Different kind of WR.

If you ask me do I take him over Owens, Moss or even Fitz.

Nope. Exceptional talent 100%.

But he is a one trick pony and when that trick ages….his career is over where as Owens, Fitz and Moss had long careers because they adjusted as they aged. I don’t see that for Tyreek.

Now if he somehow beats father time with his godly speed we can check back.

Also those guys played in a tougher league with defenses given more rope than todays flag football where you can’t fart on a WR or QB.

I don’t think he’s a one trick pony. We’ve seen plenty of guys as fast as Tyreek. I don’t think you are giving him enough credit for how strong he is, his COD, his balance.

He is very strong.....but the foundation of his game is speed. He has good not great hands. He is not a master route runner.

But he is a freak of nature and runs like a cheetah. He is a special player. But I am not going to take him over those three guys mentioned if you put a gun to my head.

I will say this.....he is arguably the best homerun hitter the NFL has ever seen. A HOF talent. Not going to take any of that away from him.

But once that speed fades his career will decline very very fast (no pun intended). Where as the other 3 guys had incredible size, route running and yeah height....to keep going. Also Moss and Fitz had great hands. Especially Fitz.....just so soft.

Tyreek has 2 more years of prime production IMO before we may start seeing some decline. But hey in this day and age with the way these guys stay in shape...I could very well be wrong.

Moss had nowhere near the RAC ability of Hill, and Fitz (overrated in my eyes, and someone I probably shouldn't have even included, I think he's a little bit of a compiler, closer to guys like Holt and Wayne than Moss and Owens) Owens I think is the closest one for me as far as vs Hill. If I am doing the Space Jam experiment (1 game for the survival of humanity) Hill would absolutely be on that team.

 

[Todem]

Not to derail the kid talk, but I think we really need to start appreciating the level of play Tyreek Hill has been on, and how he's been even better with Tua than Mahomes.

I think there is a real chance (especially if he plays a lot longer to support said kids) that Tyreek Hill might be the best post-Rice WR. Better than Owens, Moss, Fitz, any of them.

Different kind of WR.

If you ask me do I take him over Owens, Moss or even Fitz.

Nope. Exceptional talent 100%.

But he is a one trick pony and when that trick ages….his career is over where as Owens, Fitz and Moss had long careers because they adjusted as they aged. I don’t see that for Tyreek.

Now if he somehow beats father time with his godly speed we can check back.

Also those guys played in a tougher league with defenses given more rope than todays flag football where you can’t fart on a WR or QB.

I don’t think he’s a one trick pony. We’ve seen plenty of guys as fast as Tyreek. I don’t think you are giving him enough credit for how strong he is, his COD, his balance.

He is very strong.....but the foundation of his game is speed. He has good not great hands. He is not a master route runner.

But he is a freak of nature and runs like a cheetah. He is a special player. But I am not going to take him over those three guys mentioned if you put a gun to my head.

I will say this.....he is arguably the best homerun hitter the NFL has ever seen. A HOF talent. Not going to take any of that away from him.

But once that speed fades his career will decline very very fast (no pun intended). Where as the other 3 guys had incredible size, route running and yeah height....to keep going. Also Moss and Fitz had great hands. Especially Fitz.....just so soft.

Tyreek has 2 more years of prime production IMO before we may start seeing some decline. But hey in this day and age with the way these guys stay in shape...I could very well be wrong.

Moss had nowhere near the RAC ability of Hill, and Fitz (overrated in my eyes, and someone I probably shouldn't have even included, I think he's a little bit of a compiler, closer to guys like Holt and Wayne than Moss and Owens) Owens I think is the closest one for me as far as vs Hill. If I am doing the Space Jam experiment (1 game for the survival of humanity) Hill would absolutely be on that team.

I will tell you guy who I feel is one of the absolute GOAT's

Marvin Harrison.

 

[BobbyLayne]

8x Pro Bowler, 5x All Pro, HOF All Decade Team, 1x SB Champ, only player with 2 1700+ yard seasons. Pro-Football Reference has through 7 seasons, the players who most comps to statistically and it's Bob Hayes, Torry Holt, TO, Calvin, James Lofton, Julio, Moss. Off the field, he's no Calvin or Julio but his play speaks for itself. One of the best of our lifetime.

This is a fascinating read about Bob Hayes:

Bob Hayes - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

A player who truly changed the league.

Was a football player who ran track. With better training (and maybe his own cleats instead of a borrowed pair) he would have been the Usain Bolt of the 1960s. He likely ran a 100 time that stood for 20 years but they used an idiosyncratic method to settle on the official hand-timing (unique to Tokyo games, never used again.)

Instead he’s remembered as one of ten or so guys timed at 10.0, until the first 9.95 four years later.

But definitely a football player first. As a rookie he tried to join the ST unit to break up the wedge on kickoffs before Landry realized he was out there and pulled him out lol.

 

[Stinkin Ref]

as a KC fan the day he left was awful....felt the sky was falling..."we had such a good thing going"....dang it

now in retrospect (obviously the two SB help) ....but I'm kind of glad we don't have to go through the contract drama, which I think will be an issue almost every year if some other guy makes more than he does...which will keep happening....he wanted the money....got it....but then is not happy again....rinsing and repeating a little too much...

as far as the other comments about comparing him to other players....Hill is different....plays a different game, but that game is almost unstoppable....don't have any real comments about he kids or anything (just ridiculous).....but I think he is a unicorn in a lot of ways.....fast and tough....really fast....those thinking his game will deteriorate soon because of losing speed need to remember there are players like Darrel Green who remained uber fast heading into their 40's....with speed training and his natural freakish ability.....his freakish speed may not disappear for a while...

 

[Ministry of Pain]

Since I said the above, he had kid 12.. 5th one this year

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Don't knock retirement plans, everyone's different.
Obviously he thinks he's gonna need some help taking care of him as he ages, he's just covering his bases

It's odd and I think he's married, where are all these babies coming from?...don't answer that

 

[Ministry of Pain]

Not to derail the kid talk, but I think we really need to start appreciating the level of play Tyreek Hill has been on, and how he's been even better with Tua than Mahomes.

I think there is a real chance (especially if he plays a lot longer to support said kids) that Tyreek Hill might be the best post-Rice WR. Better than Owens, Moss, Fitz, any of them.

Different kind of WR.

If you ask me do I take him over Owens, Moss or even Fitz.

Nope. Exceptional talent 100%.

But he is a one trick pony and when that trick ages….his career is over where as Owens, Fitz and Moss had long careers because they adjusted as they aged. I don’t see that for Tyreek.

Now if he somehow beats father time with his godly speed we can check back.

Also those guys played in a tougher league with defenses given more rope than todays flag football where you can’t fart on a WR or QB.

I don’t think he’s a one trick pony. We’ve seen plenty of guys as fast as Tyreek. I don’t think you are giving him enough credit for how strong he is, his COD, his balance.

He is very strong.....but the foundation of his game is speed. He has good not great hands. He is not a master route runner.

But he is a freak of nature and runs like a cheetah. He is a special player. But I am not going to take him over those three guys mentioned if you put a gun to my head.

I will say this.....he is arguably the best homerun hitter the NFL has ever seen. A HOF talent. Not going to take any of that away from him.

But once that speed fades his career will decline very very fast (no pun intended). Where as the other 3 guys had incredible size, route running and yeah height....to keep going. Also Moss and Fitz had great hands. Especially Fitz.....just so soft.

Tyreek has 2 more years of prime production IMO before we may start seeing some decline. But hey in this day and age with the way these guys stay in shape...I could very well be wrong.

Darrell Green could still run a 4.43 at 50
Some guys are just fast
We all know who Green was drafted right after in 1983?

 

[TheWinz]

Darrell Green could still run a 4.43 at 50
Some guys are just fast
We all know who Green was drafted right after in 1983?

I didn't but you made me look

 

[Ilov80s]

Darrell Green could still run a 4.43 at 50
Some guys are just fast
We all know who Green was drafted right after in 1983?

I didn't but you made me look

Heck of a 1st round. 7 HOFers. Another 2x Pro Bowl QB. Curt Warner was a heck of back for his few prime years too- 3x Pro Bowler and twice UPA Offensive Player of the Year too. Chris Hinton was a 7x Pro Bowler at OL. Terry Kinnard made a PB and was a key defender on a Giants SB winning squad. Willie Gault had a long solid career at WR. Joey Browner was 6x Pro Bowl, 3x All Pro and All 80s HOF team- feels like he probably should have got inducted. Gill Byrd another 2x Pro Bowl DB. Mosebar was a 3x Pro Bowl C. I mean I feel bad for the teams who somehow missed in this years 1st round.

 

[Faust]

Travis Wingfield

Tyreek Hill was doing stem cell treatment in Antigua to regenerate cells in his body to give him proper blood flow. Says he feels great at age 30.

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[FarFromHome]

Stem cell!!!! Monster year coming!!!!

 

[foxco]

Stem cell!!!! Monster year coming!!!!

Hearing he did the stem cell treatment to make him more fertile.

 

[Big Nate]

Stem cell!!!! Monster year coming!!!!

Hearing he did the stem cell treatment to make him more fertile.

Ah that type of blood flow.....

 

[Faust]

Dolphins WR Tyreek Hill: Chasing 2,000 yards would be 'very selfish of me'

 

[Ilov80s]

First WR ever voted best player in the league

 

[Faust]

Jim Nagy
Tyreek Hill is ultimate example that 𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐭𝐬 𝐥𝐢𝐞 and he's also why teams will always take a shot on the elite speed trait.

As senior at D2 West Alabama, Hill 𝐃𝐈𝐃𝐍'𝐓 lead team in rushing (25 att, 237 yards, 1 TD) or receiving (27 rec, 444 yards, 3 TD).

Not exactly the dominant numbers NFL scouts expect from small-school prospects.

However, he did have 4 return TDs (2 PR and 2 KOR).

If you made the school visit that year, which I did for Seahawks, your best case for selling him in draft meetings was as immediate impact returner.

And now his peers view him as best player in NFL.

Might not be a more interesting scouting case study over past couple decades than @cheetah.

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[Faust]

Adam Schefter
Pro-Bowl WR Tyreek Hill and the Dolphins reached agreement on a restructured contract worth $90 million over the next three years that includes $65 million guaranteed, per me and @Marcel_LJ.

This brings the four-year total of fully guaranteed money to $106.5 million, the most ever for any receiver. No new years were added to the deal. The deal was negotiated by Drew Rosenhaus and Jason Rosenhaus.

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[Ilov80s]

Just got a 3 year 90 million extension. The money he deserves (football wise)

No new years, just more guaranteed money

 

[Dez]

Sounds like maybe he will be playing 3 more years now instead of the 2 he was talking about last year when he said he would retire after 10 years in the league (which would be after 2025 season).

Have to see how the contract is laid out but before this news it had the looks he was only going to be around 2 more years on the current contract as he was slated to make something like $43 million in 2026 plus he previously said he was "10 and out".

2026 would now be his 11th year.

 

[FarFromHome]

Wahoooo!!!!!

 

[Chaka]

Sounds like maybe he will be playing 3 more years now instead of the 2 he was talking about last year when he said he would retire after 10 years in the league (which would be after 2025 season).

Have to see how the contract is laid out but before this news it had the looks he was only going to be around 2 more years on the current contract as he was slated to make something like $43 million in 2026 plus he previously said he was "10 and out".

2026 would now be his 11th year.

My guess is there is an out after two years.

 

[Ilov80s]

Sounds like maybe he will be playing 3 more years now instead of the 2 he was talking about last year when he said he would retire after 10 years in the league (which would be after 2025 season).

Have to see how the contract is laid out but before this news it had the looks he was only going to be around 2 more years on the current contract as he was slated to make something like $43 million in 2026 plus he previously said he was "10 and out".

2026 would now be his 11th year.

If he keeps playing anywhere near as good as he did in 2023 it’s hard to see him retiring even in 3 years.

 

[massraider]

Hill will get $106.5 million fully guaranteed over the next four seasons, the most fully guaranteed money ever for a wide receiver.

Yo that's crazy

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5678460/2024/08/03/tyreek-hill-dolphins-contract/

 

[Mitchie]

Sounds like maybe he will be playing 3 more years now instead of the 2 he was talking about last year when he said he would retire after 10 years in the league (which would be after 2025 season).

Have to see how the contract is laid out but before this news it had the looks he was only going to be around 2 more years on the current contract as he was slated to make something like $43 million in 2026 plus he previously said he was "10 and out".

2026 would now be his 11th year.

The 2 more years he was talking about was 5 or 6 kids ago.

 

[FarFromHome]

What's funny is when people talk like my boy is done having kids. He ain't. He is in his prime. Get it cheetah.

 

[Ministry of Pain]

What's funny is when people talk like my boy is done having kids. He ain't. He is in his prime. Get it cheetah.

He definitely can father 20+, he's still so young and finds new baby mamas all the time
Miami made sure he can meet everyone's needs the next few years

 

[massraider]

Tyreek Hill Contract Details, Salary Cap Charges, Bonus Money, and Contract History | Over The Cap

Tyreek Hill contract and salary cap details, including signing bonus, guaranteed salary, dead money, roster bonuses, and contract history

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In two years, they have decide. 55 mill cap number, or 38 mill in dead cap.

 

[Gatorman]

Tyreek Hill Contract Details, Salary Cap Charges, Bonus Money, and Contract History | Over The Cap

Tyreek Hill contract and salary cap details, including signing bonus, guaranteed salary, dead money, roster bonuses, and contract history

overthecap.com

In two years, they have decide. 55 mill cap number, or 38 mill in dead cap.

Dolphins do these deals this way so they can extend the player and lower the cap number. That, or if it comes time to "blow it all up" they take all their lumps in one year and field a team the Jets can beat.

 

[SoBeDad]

>>Star receiver Tyreek Hill was wearing a protective brace on his right hand. He did some on-field work during individual drills but didn’t catch any passes in practice.

If the injury were serious, he likely would not have been involved in individual parts of practice. So it’s encouraging that Hill participated in parts of practice.

It’s unclear when Hill was injured; he didn’t play in Friday’s preseason game. Mike McDaniel assuredly will be asked about this on Wednesday in Tampa.<<

Read more at: https://www.miamiherald.com/sports/nfl/miami-dolphins/article290180259.html#storylink=cpy

 

[Yogibear]

What are the odds on him being named Offensive Player of the Year?

 

[Mitchie]

Any update on the hand? Had literally just sent out a trade offer he was involved in before this news came out and had to pull it back.

 

[CalBear]

Not to derail the kid talk, but I think we really need to start appreciating the level of play Tyreek Hill has been on, and how he's been even better with Tua than Mahomes.

I think there is a real chance (especially if he plays a lot longer to support said kids) that Tyreek Hill might be the best post-Rice WR. Better than Owens, Moss, Fitz, any of them.

Different kind of WR.

If you ask me do I take him over Owens, Moss or even Fitz.

Nope. Exceptional talent 100%.

But he is a one trick pony and when that trick ages….his career is over where as Owens, Fitz and Moss had long careers because they adjusted as they aged. I don’t see that for Tyreek.

Now if he somehow beats father time with his godly speed we can check back.

Also those guys played in a tougher league with defenses given more rope than todays flag football where you can’t fart on a WR or QB.

I don’t think he’s a one trick pony. We’ve seen plenty of guys as fast as Tyreek. I don’t think you are giving him enough credit for how strong he is, his COD, his balance.

He is very strong.....but the foundation of his game is speed. He has good not great hands. He is not a master route runner.

But he is a freak of nature and runs like a cheetah. He is a special player. But I am not going to take him over those three guys mentioned if you put a gun to my head.

I will say this.....he is arguably the best homerun hitter the NFL has ever seen. A HOF talent. Not going to take any of that away from him.

But once that speed fades his career will decline very very fast (no pun intended). Where as the other 3 guys had incredible size, route running and yeah height....to keep going. Also Moss and Fitz had great hands. Especially Fitz.....just so soft.

Tyreek has 2 more years of prime production IMO before we may start seeing some decline. But hey in this day and age with the way these guys stay in shape...I could very well be wrong.

Desean Jackson, a speed-first WR who wasn't nearly as good as Tyreek, played to age 36. Joey Galloway played to 39, had a 1000-yard season at 36.

 

[BIRDGANG52]

Between you and me, I think he's going to be the first NFL receiver to go for over 2,000 yards. He has stated it as a goal previously. I'm only telling you something he is actively trying to do. With a little luck, he can do it. I took him over Lamb in an 18 team work league at 1.02.

https://www.miamiherald.com/sports/nfl/miami-dolphins/article291320915.html

 

[Todem]

Not to derail the kid talk, but I think we really need to start appreciating the level of play Tyreek Hill has been on, and how he's been even better with Tua than Mahomes.

I think there is a real chance (especially if he plays a lot longer to support said kids) that Tyreek Hill might be the best post-Rice WR. Better than Owens, Moss, Fitz, any of them.

Different kind of WR.

If you ask me do I take him over Owens, Moss or even Fitz.

Nope. Exceptional talent 100%.

But he is a one trick pony and when that trick ages….his career is over where as Owens, Fitz and Moss had long careers because they adjusted as they aged. I don’t see that for Tyreek.

Now if he somehow beats father time with his godly speed we can check back.

Also those guys played in a tougher league with defenses given more rope than todays flag football where you can’t fart on a WR or QB.

I don’t think he’s a one trick pony. We’ve seen plenty of guys as fast as Tyreek. I don’t think you are giving him enough credit for how strong he is, his COD, his balance.

He is very strong.....but the foundation of his game is speed. He has good not great hands. He is not a master route runner.

But he is a freak of nature and runs like a cheetah. He is a special player. But I am not going to take him over those three guys mentioned if you put a gun to my head.

I will say this.....he is arguably the best homerun hitter the NFL has ever seen. A HOF talent. Not going to take any of that away from him.

But once that speed fades his career will decline very very fast (no pun intended). Where as the other 3 guys had incredible size, route running and yeah height....to keep going. Also Moss and Fitz had great hands. Especially Fitz.....just so soft.

Tyreek has 2 more years of prime production IMO before we may start seeing some decline. But hey in this day and age with the way these guys stay in shape...I could very well be wrong.

Desean Jackson, a speed-first WR who wasn't nearly as good as Tyreek, played to age 36. Joey Galloway played to 39, had a 1000-yard season at 36.

Desean Jackson and Galloway did not sustain their prime production. Come on with Desean Jackson…..

Tyreek is amazing…..but he is balls the wall every play. His star burns twice as bright as 99% of the league but IMO two more seasons of this kinda of production and then the decline starts.

Also……beware fantasy owners…Tua got paid….which equals he will hurt his vagina this season and miss time.

He has completed exactly one full NFL season in his 5 year career.

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And they paid him…….idiots.

 

[Faust]

What are the odds on him being named Offensive Player of the Year?

2024-25 NFL Offensive Player of the Year Odds and Favorites

 

[CalBear]

Desean Jackson, a speed-first WR who wasn't nearly as good as Tyreek, played to age 36. Joey Galloway played to 39, had a 1000-yard season at 36.

Desean Jackson and Galloway did not sustain their prime production. Come on with Desean Jackson…..

Tyreek is amazing…..but he is balls the wall every play. His star burns twice as bright as 99% of the league but IMO two more seasons of this kinda of production and then the decline starts.

Also……beware fantasy owners…Tua got paid….which equals he will hurt his vagina this season and miss time.

He has completed exactly one full NFL season in his 5 year career.

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And they paid him…….idiots.

Galloway had three 1000-yard seasons, including the best season of his career (83/1287/10) from ages 34-36.

Predicting that a top player will at some point stop being a top player isn't exactly helpful. The fact that Hill is small doesn't mean he's more likely to fall off. Julio Jones had 1400 yards at age 30 and never hit 800 again. Calvin Johnson peaked at 27 and quit at 31.

 

[Todem]

Desean Jackson, a speed-first WR who wasn't nearly as good as Tyreek, played to age 36. Joey Galloway played to 39, had a 1000-yard season at 36.

Desean Jackson and Galloway did not sustain their prime production. Come on with Desean Jackson…..

Tyreek is amazing…..but he is balls the wall every play. His star burns twice as bright as 99% of the league but IMO two more seasons of this kinda of production and then the decline starts.

Also……beware fantasy owners…Tua got paid….which equals he will hurt his vagina this season and miss time.

He has completed exactly one full NFL season in his 5 year career.

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And they paid him…….idiots.

Galloway had three 1000-yard seasons, including the best season of his career (83/1287/10) from ages 34-36.

Predicting that a top player will at some point stop being a top player isn't exactly helpful. The fact that Hill is small doesn't mean he's more likely to fall off. Julio Jones had 1400 yards at age 30 and never hit 800 again. Calvin Johnson peaked at 27 and quit at 31.

Very true.