Tyreek Hill Responds to Critic Claiming He’s No. 1 at ‘Getting Someone Pregnant’

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill was recently named the No. 1 player in the NFL going into the 2024 season based on voting from players around the league.

Some NFL fans were stunned to see Hill at the top of the list, including a user on X who implied that it might be more appropriate to describe Hill as No. 1 at “getting someone pregnant.”

The Dolphins veteran responded to the comment on social media.

Hill is rumored to have fathered children with a number of different women, which is seemingly what the user on X was referencing.

The 30-year-old was a popular target on social media on Friday, something that likely wouldn’t have been the case if his ranking in the NFL list had been different. Hill took the top spot over a handful of other NFL superstars, including Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, Hill’s former teammate.

Mahomes, often regarded as the best player in the NFL today, shockingly came in at No. 4 in the rankings. San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey took the No. 3 spot, and Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson came in at No. 2, leading up to Hill at No. 1.

The eight-time Pro Bowler certainly made a strong case for the No. 1 spot by putting together a remarkable 2023 season, even if some disagree with him being at the top of the list.

Hill finished last season with league-best marks in several categories, including receiving yards (1,799), receiving touchdowns (13) and receiving yards per game (112.4).

This coming season, he’ll look to do it all over again but with a different ending. Despite looking like contenders at times last season, Hill and the Dolphins ultimately fizzled out in their first playoff game, losing to the Chiefs on the road in extreme weather conditions.

Hill wasn’t a happy camper at all after the Dolphins were eliminated by the Chiefs, so one has to imagine that he’s motivated to right the ship in the 2024 season. He may already have one Super Bowl ring to his name — ironically, thanks to his stint with Kansas City — but the Dolphins are still trying to win their first championship in decades.