2023-07-15 23:05:57
Miami Dolphins star receiver Tyreek Hill has set the bar high for himself and his team heading into the upcoming campaign.
He said on Saturday during his podcast, It Needed To Be Saidthat he would put his name in the NFL record books while helping his team reach the Super Bowl.
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“I’m going to top 2,000 receiving yards passing this season. All I can say is getting 2,000 yards was on my bucket list before I left this league. [en parlant de la NFL]. Y’all think “Cheetah” [qui est le surnom de Hill] going to leave without having done what he had promised himself?” mentioned the 29-year-old.
It’s going to be a pretty daunting task for Hill, as only two receivers have amassed more than 1,900 yards by air in a season. They are former Detroit Lions Calvin Johnson, with 1,964 passing yards in 2012, and Cooper Kupp, who passed the milestone of 1,947 passing yards with the Los Angeles Rams in 2021.
Last season, he set a career high with 1,710 yards through the air. The Georgia native also added seven touchdowns and caught 119 fly balls in 17 games.
These performances allowed him to be named to the Goodell Tour first team all-stars for the fourth time in seven years. The Florida team acquired the 5-foot-10 wide receiver from the Kansas City Chiefs in the 2022 offseason.
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