Tyreek Hill knows how to keep things spicy, even off-field. During the Washington Commanders and Philadelphia Eagles NFC Championship game, Hill took to social media to cheer on a certain Washington player.
The Miami Dolphins speedster didn’t need a touchdown dance or a game-breaking play this time – just a short, sharp jab to set social media on fire.
Tyreek Hill’s Fiery Shoutout Fuels Terry McLaurin’s Championship Heroics
When Hill speaks, the NFL listens. The Dolphins’ WR turned heads during the NFC Championship by dropping a fiery three-word message on X for Commanders’ WR Terry McLaurin: “Go Crazy 17!” And McLaurin didn’t disappoint.
Go crazy 17
— Ty Hill (@cheetah) January 26, 2025
With Washington trailing by six and just under seven minutes left in the first half, McLaurin made magic. A crisp 10-yard pass from rookie QB Jayden Daniels turned into a dazzling 35-yard touchdown, thanks to McLaurin’s footwork and determination. His end-zone reaction said it all: “I DO THIS.”
The touchdown trimmed the Eagles’ lead and injected fresh energy into the Commanders’ sideline. Unfortunately for Washington, Philly wasn’t about to let them keep the momentum. Before the half closed, the Eagles struck again, widening the point gap and reminding everyone why they’ve been a powerhouse all season.
Ultimately, the Commanders fell quite short, with the Eagles winning the game 55-23.
Hill’s shoutout to McLaurin felt like a challenge and a nod of respect. McLaurin’s response on-field proved he’s more than ready for the big stage, and his chemistry with Daniels continues to be a bright spot for Washington’s playoff run.
Tyreek Hill’s Cryptic Message Sends NFL Twitter Into Trade Speculation Frenzy
Hill knows how to stir the pot. The Dolphins’ superstar sent fans into a frenzy with a cryptic message on X: “I will come back stronger & faster.” That’s all it took for NFL Twitter to ignite with trade speculation.
I will come back stronger & faster
— Ty Hill (@cheetah) January 24, 2025
Hill didn’t elaborate, but fans wasted no time piecing together their own theories. Some think the statement hints at a return to the Kansas City Chiefs (where Hill became a household name). Others speculate he could land with the New England Patriots, a team known to pull surprise moves.
The fan reactions were instant. “On which team though?” one fan wondered.
Another shot back with “Hopefully not in Miami,” adding fuel to the already blazing rumor mill.
So far, neither Hill nor any NFL team has confirmed these whispers. Still, Hill’s choice of words and timing raise eyebrows, especially with Miami’s playoff hopes in question.
For now, the “Cheetah” remains in South Beach, but his vague message has everyone on edge.
