Tyreek Hill Might Finally Get His Wish to Face Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce in Kansas City

The Miami Dolphins will play against the Buffalo Bills soon. The Miami team is the No. 1 seed in the AFC, but they might become the No. 6 seed if they lose to the Bills. However, Tyreek Hill has plans in case the Phins win and get a shot at the Kansas City Chiefs, his former team. The last time the Chiefs and the Phins played was in Frankfurt, Germany, and the Miami team lost.

Tyreek Hill has revenge on his mind and has already planned what he will do if the Dolphins win against Patrick Mahomes and Co. However, these are still speculations. He came on the “WHB (810 AM)” podcast and spilled the tea about what he would do to Travis Kelce and the Chiefs signal caller.

Tyreek Hill is ready for the Chiefs

Hill was traded to the Dolphins in March 2022 because the Chiefs and the WR had a falling out. Although Hill doesn’t mention that he harbors any ill will toward the team in public, he might still have a vendetta against Mahomes after he beat them in Germany. If the Dolphins end up playing against the Chiefs again, Tyreek Hill is all set to bring out his famous celebration: the peace sign.

On the podcast, he said, “I hate to say it, man. I hate to throw up the peace sign against y’all. I hate to do it. Guess what? I’m gonna be your worst enemy that day. I’m gonna be your worst enemy that day.”

 

NFL Research has investigated how likely the Dolphins are to face the Chiefs again. Currently, the Chiefs are 3rd seed and will be facing the 6th seed. NFL Research suggests five teams will end up in the 6th spot: the Bills, Colts, Steelers, Texans, and the Dolphins.

NFL Research did some calculations to see who would end up where; the results are fascinating.

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Interesting predictions about the Dolphins’ future

Naturally, there are 32 possible outcomes for the seeding based on future games. Per NFL Research’s complex calculations, it was found that there is a 50% chance the Dolphins will end up being the sixth seed, and hence, there is a 50% chance that they will face the Chiefs again in mid-January.

This will become a sure-shot scenario if they lose to the 10-6 Buffalo Bills at home. If they do, they will visit GEHA to play against the Chiefs. The ex-Chief is the best receiver in the league, and after what transpired in March 2022 and Germany, he might feel obligated to take his revenge against Patrick Mahomes and his right-hand man, Travis Kelce.

Last time, the Chiefs beat the Dolphins 21-14 at Deutsche Bank Park. Can Tyreek Hill and Co. beat the Chiefs when they see them next? What do you think?

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