Dolphins’ Tyreek Hill says he will still dominate if Patriots decide to double team him

The Miami Dolphins have been one of the crucial primary NFL storylines popping out of Week 1. Mike McDaniel’s offense led the league in yards (536), yards in line with play (8.2) and 25+ backyard performs (6) of their win over the Los Angeles Chargers, whilst Tua Tagovailoa threw for 466 yards, 3 touchdowns and one interception. 

Tyreek Hill accounted for just about part of Tua’s yards, as he stuck 11 passes for 215 yards and two touchdowns. The Chargers’ defensive backs merely could not comprise him, and we will see if the New England Patriots’ secondary can do higher this week. 

When requested via journalists to provide an explanation for his mindset if the Patriots decide to double team him, Hill stated it would not subject. He was once still going to get his. 

“I’m still going to dominate that no matter what,” Hill stated, per Pro Football Talk. “I still got a job to do, and that’s to run my routes. You put two guys on me, one guy on me, or three guys on me I’m still going to run my route to get open.”

In his one recreation with Tagovailoa at quarterback in opposition to the Patriots, Hill stuck 8 of 12 objectives for 94 yards. Hill stated this offseason that 2,000 receiving yards is a practical objective, and whilst it is only one week, he’s on target for what would clearly be an NFL-record 3,655 yards. Hall of Famer Calvin Johnson owns the NFL list for many receiving yards in one season with 1,964, which he recorded again in 2012. 

“No, I don’t keep track of that,” Hill stated. “I just let my oldest son do that. He was like, ‘Hey Dad, we’re at 215.’ He does the math for me, so we’re on the way.”

Since Hill entered the league, the Patriots have allowed the bottom finishing touch share on passes 20+ yards downfield (29%). Limiting the fast pass-catcher is surely a key to victory.