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The Miami Dolphins have the fastest wide receiver tandem in the game.
Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle are the ultimate speedsters; two guys who can wreak havoc and put defenders on skates on every single snap.
Hill has been considered to be the fastest guy in the league for quite a while now, but his very own teammate is looking to snatch that distinction away from him.
Recently, it was revealed that Waddle actually beat Hill in a race during practice once, so Cameron Wolfe of the NFL Network wanted Hill to set the record straight on that story.
“@Cheetah still the fastest no matter what”
We got the backstory of who won the race between him and Jaylen Waddle last year + how he lays out which teammates would land where in his Dolphins 4×1 Olympic relay team. From @nflnetwork: pic.twitter.com/q2sBtFqVS5
— Cameron Wolfe (@CameronWolfe) July 29, 2024
Hill never admitted defeat, and he only said that Waddle got a head start, which is why he may have finished ahead of him.
The former Super Bowl champion claimed that he’s still ‘one of one’ and even liked his chances in the Olympics.
With Mike McDaniel at the helm, the Dolphins have put together the fastest group of offensive players in the game, also adding the likes of Raheem Mostert and De’Von Achane.
That’s why it only makes sense that they also have the most explosive and entertaining offense in the entire National Football League.
Tua Tagovialoa was recently signed to one of the most lucrative contract extensions in NFL history, meaning he’ll be even more hard-pressed to take care of business once and for all.
And with Hill reportedly also looking to get a pay raise, he’ll have to prove that he’s still ‘that guy’ on the field.
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