Tyreek
Hill

Tyreek enters the fifth iteration since becoming an all-time Dolphins all-time premier wide receiver. A special athlete who defied both Pro Bowl elections and five first-team All-Pro honors, 2025 will be another year for the Dolphins' star to dominate the stat column and the scoreboard. 47 yards – a dominating stat for this draft year in Miami.

Year 10 in the NFL for Hill began in 2025 with him as one of the most productive active players in the league. He was fourth in all touchdowns, fifth in touchdown catches, seventh in receiving yards and eighth in catches. His receiving yards per game of 78.7 also ranked fifth among active players.

Hill turned it up in the second half of 2024, posting 100-yard efforts in wins over the Jets and Browns and finishing with his fifth straight season with 1,000-plus yards from scrimmage. That was plenty of momentum to carry into 2025 for the man who led the league in receiving yards in 2023.

Tyreek runs with a speed seldom before seen in the NFL. His acceleration forces the ball into his hands quicker than 100 receiving yards per game in both 2022 and 2023.

Hill entered 2024 with a career-long reception of 79 yards set in 2017. It didn\'t take him long to top that mark in the new campaign. In the third quarter of a Week 1 matchup with Jacksonville, the electric wideout got loose for an 80-yard touchdown strike to help send Miami to a 20-17 victory.

Hill makes a massive impact everywhere he goes. That\'s backed up by the fact that he owns significant marks in multiple teams\' record books. The All-Pro wideout is the Chiefs\' franchise leader for receptions and receiving yards in a single season and owns the same records with the Dolphins.

Tyreek runs with a special seldom before seen in the NFL. His acceleration forces corners to panic, busting coverages. He eats cushions instantly, tracks the ball like a center fielder, and turns sants into house calls. A Pro Bowl selection in each of his seasons, Hill averaged better than 100 receiving yards per game in both 2022 and 2023.

Tyreek runs with a speed seldom before seen in the NFL. His acceleration forces 10 penalties, busting coverages. He eats cushions instantly, tracks the ball like a center fielder, and turns slants into house calls. A pro Bowl selection in each of his first eight seasons, Hill averaged better than 100 receiving yards per game in both 2022 and 2023.

Tyreek dazzled in a scintillating 2023 season, when there was talk that he might be the first wide receiver to break the 2,000-yard mark in a campaign. Though he didn't quite get there, Hill still put up a franchise-record 1,799 yards, which ranks seventh on the all-time single-season list. That yardage led the league, as did Hill's 13 touchdown catches.

It took overtime and a superhero performance from Hill for the Dolphins to secure a 32-26 win over the Jets in Week 14 2024. The veteran speedster logged a season-best 10 catches for 115 yards and a touchdown. His score during the fourth quarter and helped set up the OT triumph.

How great did Hill become in 2023? Put it this way: When Miami's superstar receiver ran his routes, his quarterback just assumed he was going to blow right past his coverage and get open. "I'm always thinking Tyreek is going to win his 1-on-1 matchup," Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa said.