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Tyreek Hill continues to talk about his departure from the Chiefs and has a clear answer about returning to play with Mahomes

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TYREEK HILL SPEAK

 

Tyreek Hill’s journey from Kansas City Chiefs superstar to Miami Dolphins standout has been anything but quiet. The wide receiver, often dubbed “money hungry” by critics, isn’t shy about revisiting his 2022 trade-and he’s got a loud-and-clear stance on whether he’d ever reunite with Patrick Mahomes. With his future in Miami looking a bit shaky, Hill’s latest comments are stirring the pot, keeping fans and analysts buzzing about what’s next for the speedster nicknamed “Cheetah.”

Hill spent six electric years with the Chiefs, racking up 6,630 yards, 56 touchdowns, and a Super Bowl ring alongside Mahomes. But in March 2022, he shocked the NFL by requesting a trade after contract talks stalled. The Chiefs offered $58 million in guarantees, but Hill’s camp pushed for more-landing him a blockbuster four-year, $120 million deal with the Dolphins, including $72.2 million guaranteed.  “I never wanted to leave the Chiefs,” Hill told Brandon Marshall in 2023, hinting his agent was “baiting” Kansas City for a bigger payday. That admission’s got folks wondering: does he regret ditching Mahomes?

Fast forward to 2025, and Hill’s Dolphins tenure is a mixed bag. He’s led the league with 3,509 receiving yards since arriving, but Miami’s playoff struggles-capped by an 8-9 finish in 2024-have left him frustrated. After subbing himself out of the season finale against the Jets, Hill vented, “I’m out,” sparking trade rumors. Yet, he’s since softened that tone. “I don’t wanna go nowhere,” he said on FanDuel TV’s Up and Adams, calling his earlier outburst pure frustration. Still, with a wrist injury hampering his 2024 stats (81 catches, 959 yards), some question his long-term fit in Miami.

Hill shuts down Mahomes reunion rumors in strong message

So, what about a Chiefs reunion? Hill’s not biting. Despite nostalgic social media posts-like a Snapchat of him and Mahomes captioned, “The connection was special”-he’s shut down the idea of returning. “I love being here,” he told reporters in October 2024, praising Miami’s vibe and his restructured $90 million deal.

The Chiefs, meanwhile, are 6-0 in 2025 even after losing Rashee Rice, but Hill’s not looking back. “We’ve got a beautiful situation here,” he grinned, brushing off trade chatter.  Hill’s saga keeps the NFL rumor mill spinning. Branded “money hungry” for chasing the bag, he’s now focused on proving his worth in Miami-while making it crystal clear a Mahomes encore isn’t on the table. For now, Dolphins fans are holding tight, hoping their star WR’s future stays sunny in South Beach.

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