Tyreek Hill has continued to establish himself as one of the best receivers in the NFL.
His ability to be productive with both the Kansas City Chiefs and the Miami Dolphins has been highly appreciated by many, despite early doubts.
In a recent NFL Rookie Watch post, Hill’s career stats were highlighted, with the page stating, “Hill may already be a BLOCK for Hall of Fame induction.”
Tyreek Hill may already be a LOCK for Hall of Fame membership.
Hill already has 10,540 career all-purpose yards.
That’s more than names like Earl Campbell, Shannon Sharpe, Gale Sayers and Travis Kelce.
Hill has made the Pro Bowl every year of his career and has five All-Pro… pic.twitter.com/geEA7jhf7B
— NFL Rookie Watch (@NFLRookieWatxh) June 30, 2023
Hill has only played in the NFL for seven seasons, but he has more all-purpose yards than Travis Kelce and Gale Sayers, to name a few.
NFL Rookie Watch also stated that Hill is “one of the best WRs the NFL has ever seen.”
His combination of route running, speed and soft hands has been credited as one of Hill’s best assets.
At 29 years of age, Hill likely has a few elite seasons left and will be able to add to already impressive career totals.
He made an early connection with Tua Tagovailoa last season, his first with the Dolphins.
If the two can continue that relationship, it could result in great success for this organization.
Although Tagovailoa missed a few games last year, Hill was able to capitalize on their relationship in the games they connected.
Hill’s 2022 NFL campaign featured his highest totals for receptions and receiving yards in a season.
With a full season of Tagovailoa and Hill, how many more yards and catches can he rack up?
And can the Dolphins make the playoffs, knowing their stiff competition in the AFC East?
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