Tyreek Hill, wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins, is looking forward to facing his former team, the Kansas City Chiefs, but doesn't feel any additional emotion heading into the game. Hill is appreciative of his time with the Chiefs but is focused on the result of the game rather than the location. He was named the AFC's Offensive Player of the Month for October and currently leads the league in receiving yards. Hill credits his time with the Chiefs for his current success.
Tyreek Hill | WR
- Tyreek Hill doesn't feel any additional emotion heading into the game against his former team, the Kansas City Chiefs
- Hill was named the AFC's Offensive Player of the Month for October
- Hill currently leads the league in receiving yards with 1,014
- Hill is on pace to become the first receiver in NFL history to surpass 2,000 receiving yards in a season
- Hill credits his time with the Chiefs for his current success
Patrick Mahomes | QB
- Mahomes leads all active players in passing yards, passing touchdowns, and quarterback rating when his time to throw is greater than 2.5 seconds
Travis Kelce | TE
- Hill advises his defensive teammates to find Kelce when plays break down and Mahomes starts to scramble
- Kelce leads all players with 296 receptions on passes that take longer than 2.5 seconds to attempt
Miami Dolphins
- Tyreek Hill is a wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins
- Hill was named the AFC's Offensive Player of the Month for October
- Hill currently leads the league in receiving yards with 1,014
- Hill is on pace to become the first receiver in NFL history to surpass 2,000 receiving yards in a season
Kansas City Chiefs
- Tyreek Hill spent the first six years of his career with the Kansas City Chiefs
- Hill was traded to the Miami Dolphins last offseason
- Hill's reunion with the Chiefs will be the first time he faces his former team
- Patrick Mahomes leads all active players in passing yards, passing touchdowns, and quarterback rating when his time to throw is greater than 2.5 seconds
- Travis Kelce leads all players with 296 receptions on passes that take longer than 2.5 seconds to attempt