After being traded to the Miami Dolphins by the Kansas City Chiefs a few years ago, superstar wide receiver Tyreek Hill received a fresh start, despite becoming a household name and earning the distinction of being one of the best players in the league while catching passes from Patrick Mahomes.
With Hill changing teams and joining a Dolphins squad with an uncertain future, it was unclear what was in store for the annual Pro Bowler, as some speculated he might not be the same player going from Mahomes to a then-unproven Tua Tagovailoa.
🎥 Tyreek Hill with a message to Dolphins fans: “The most important thing right now I wanna say is: Fins up. Let’s go. Super Bowl baby, let’s get it.” (@cheetah) #GoFins pic.twitter.com/2tlx5DLqUO
— FinsXtra (@FinsXtra) July 21, 2024
Fortunately for Hill, this was not only a great decision for him because he helped construct a winning culture in Miami under head coach Mike McDaniel, but Tagovailoa emerged as the genuine deal while creating chemistry with Hill and standout wide receiver Jaylen Waddle.
However, the squad flamed out fast in the NFL playoffs last year, with Hill’s former team easily defeating Miami in the first round, but the veteran wideout appears eager to get things back on track in 2024, sending a message to Dolphins supporters via the team’s official Twitter account.
“The most essential thing I want to say right now is: fins up. Let’s go. “Super Bowl, baby, let’s get it,” Hill declared.
Following a promising 2023 NFL season, the Dolphins will seek to take a step forward rather than a step back in 2024, as they will face stiff competition in the AFC once more while still sharing the spotlight with division rival Buffalo Bills in the East.
If the Dolphins can improve defensively while remaining a powerhouse offensively, they may be a force to be reckoned with again next season, which bodes well for their prospects of going the distance.