There’s actually never a dull moment when you follow Tyreek Hill on X. Every time he decides to post something on the Elon Musk owned platform it’s either a latest piece of Sherlock Holmes puzzle or a controversy. But today, it’s the latter. Hill’s offseason drama just took a giant leap towards another possible beef. This time it’s a familiar foe who has been on the tail of Hill for quite some time. Actually, it is not only him; this person is also an archnemesis to track and field superstar Noah Lyles. 

I guess you have already predicted who I am referring to. If not, then allow me to introduce iShowSpeed—the self-proclaimed fastest YouTuber on the planet. Remember that 50m dash with Noah Lyles (Fastest Man Alive) hosted by MrBeast. Well, that didn’t turn out the way everyone was hoping for. Like it should have been a walk in the park for Lyles, right? Actually, no. Slow-mo replays from the race showed Speed almost beat Lyles until the Olympic gold winner took off at the last second. But Speed refused to believe the results and kept on calling himself faster than Lyles.

“Raw speed, I’m faster than you. You’re using Olympic gold medalist technique. I’m using Ohio s—.” Well, since that feud that ended with Lyles narrowly trouncing Speed. MrBeast was again at the center of reigniting Hill’s beef with Speed. When a random user on X called Speed the “fastest YouTuber out there”, when he was running on a giant treadmill with a couple of streamers like Kai Cenat and XQC. Hill didn’t really like the claim. And instantly retweeted the post saying, “Not fr.” Umm, if you look at the challenge itself, Speed did come first, you know.

Logan Paul and Speed were the last men standing. And the moment Logan couldn’t keep up anymore, Speed was the last man surviving. So, maybe judging by Mrbeast’s treadmill challenge results—Hill could be wrong. But you know this sudden jibe at Speed could actually amp up the challenge we all have been waiting for. Last year, IShowSpeed threw an ultimatum at Hill when he didn’t want to race him saying, “Let’s play by your rules, $100K race 40-yard sprint, whenever.” I feel this race that is yet to occur could now happen sooner rather than later now. Speed will surely be again on Hill’s tail when he comes across his disrespect.

So, this beef is far from over. As for the NFL’s Cheetah, it seems he is also keeping a close eye at things that are happening around the league. And that may not be a good sign for the Dolphins.

Tyreek Hill paints a bleak picture on his Dolphins future

This offseason Tyreek Hill is the master of cryptic tweets. Every now and then you expect Hill to drop one post that tests our thinking capability. However, Hill’s latest post was actually pretty simple to understand. He tweeted, “Everyone trying to get out,” possibly referring to Seahawks receiver DK Metcalf who asked for a trade away from Seattle. And surprisingly, the Seahawks also granted him the wish to search for possible suitors. I mean, they even revealed their asking price (a first-round and a third-round pick) to ramp up his market presence. So, seeing Metcalf, Hill probably thought about his disgruntled situation in South Beach.

Remember his rant after the Dolphins season-finale saying he wants “out”? Well, after a few days, the Dolphins receiver retracted his statements saying, “What y’ll heard at the end of the season is frustration.” With that being said, Hill’s exit from the Dolphins took somewhat of a backseat ever since. Yes, the Chiefs are sometimes popping up with their interest in reuniting Hill with Patrick Mahomes. However, there’s nothing concrete about those rumors. Like the Chiefs themselves are working behind the scenes for a possible DK Metcalf move. 

So, Hill will probably stay where he also decides to go against the Dolphins. There aren’t any official trade requests from him. But judging by the things happening around the league, you cannot rule out Hill’s exit.