Tyreek Hill Supremacy Threatened as 28-Year Old Eagles WR Makes a Bold Claim After Smoking the Track

Devon Allen is making a strong claim as the fastest player in the league, backed by his outstanding track record. He’s aware of other impressive players but believes there’s a notable gap in performance at the highest level. Devon’s return to football after a long track-focused break presented new challenges, but he’s now embracing the intensity of the NFL.

The Eagles Receiver, recently showed impressive speed in running the 110-meter hurdles, ranking fourth overall. However, Devon faces a challenge because his exceptional speed doesn’t necessarily translate to strong football skills. Despite his talent, he hasn’t secured a spot on a 53-man roster, and he’s already 28 years old. It’s important to note that Allen chose to step away from football for a while, but now he’s making a deliberate effort to return to the sport.

Devon Allen’s Need for Speed

28-year-old wide receiver for the Philadelphia Eagles has a bold claim: “I definitely am [the fastest],” Devon Allen is the fastest player in the NFL, told TMZ Sports. Devon is not intimidated by the likes of Tyreek Hill and DK Metcalf, well known for their speed and dominance on the field. Devon thinks he can beat them in a race, and he has the credentials to back it up.

“I’m not gonna roast those guys because what they did was impressive” Devon Allen per TMZ report. “I raced Tyreek Hill when I was in high school. We raced, and he smoked me when we were in high school.”

He couldn’t resist dropping a bombshell, said: “DK Metcalf ran a 10.3 a couple years ago is super impressive for a guy that’s 6’4″, 6’3″, 225, but I think especially at the top level, top 5, top 10 in the world, there’s a big gap in terms of just performance.”

Former Oregon track star and a two-time Olympian in the 110m hurdles, Devon ran the event in 12.84 seconds, which is very close to the world record of 12.80. He took a six-year hiatus from football to focus on his track career, but he decided to return to the sport he loves. He signed with the Eagles and has been adjusting to the NFL ever since.

Devon embraces NFL’s higher-level challenges

Devon admits that playing in the NFL is a whole different level than playing in college, even though he played at a high-level university like Oregon. Eagles WR says it’s been a whirlwind, but he’s enjoying the challenge and learning from his teammates.

READ MORE – NFL WR And Sprinter Devon Allen Was Disqualified From The Finals Of Men’s 110m Hurdles At World Championships For This Reason

Philadelphia Eagles Wide Receiver says, “The first whirlwind for me was training camp, getting thrown into the fire, and realizing this isn’t college anymore. I played at the University of Oregon, which is high-level ball, but the NFL takes it the another level.”

Devon Allen earned his spot on the team in April 2022 (have to compete for a spot), when he dazzled the scouts at Oregon’s Pro Day with his blazing speed. He ran a 4.35 40-yard dash, which is faster than most of his peers. Devon now wants to showcase his talent on the field and prove his claim to everyone.

WATCH THIS STORY – Slapped With 60000000 Loss, Dwayne Johnson Calls Out Rubbish After Damaging Claims of XFL’s Fake 20M Deal With ESPN.