Tyreek Hill isn’t holding back these days—especially when it comes to his old nemesis, the Buffalo Bills.
The Miami Dolphins star wide receiver recently doubled down on his ongoing feud with the team, delivering some savage remarks about their players and fans.
Hill Calls Out Bills Players and Their Defensive Tactics
At a recent Fanatics Fest event, Hill didn’t mince words when describing the Bills’ defense.
He labeled their players “a bunch of bes” and took aim at their common defensive strategy called Cover Four—a zone defense designed to stop long passes downfield.
Hill joked that this scheme is typical because the Bills players “play Cover Four because they’re a bunch of bes.”
This defensive setup has often limited Hill’s explosive playmaking, as he’s only averaged about 58 receiving yards in six games against Buffalo, whether with the Dolphins or during his earlier years with the Chiefs.
Not once has he cracked 100 yards in a game against the Bills.
The Beef Goes Back Years — Fans Aren’t Spared Either
Hill’s frustration with the Bills goes beyond the field.
Earlier, when asked about which fanbases he dislikes, Hill didn’t hesitate to call Bills fans “stupid as hell” and joked they must have CTE given their wild habit of jumping through tables at games.
He recalled how, back when he was with Kansas City, it was always “f*** the Bills” whenever they faced off—and that his team “f***ed them up every time.”
Clearly, this rivalry still gets under his skin.
A Challenging Season Didn’t Slow Down Hill’s Confidence
Last year wasn’t Hill’s best statistically—wrist injuries kept him from hitting the 1,000-yard mark for the first time since 2019.
But that hasn’t shaken his confidence, especially when it comes to his speed.
He had planned a high-profile 100-meter race against Olympic sprinter Noah Lyles, an event teased for months and set to light up New York’s Times Square.
Unfortunately, Lyles pulled out at the last minute due to “personal reasons,” leaving the race in limbo.
Hill’s Playful Social Media Jabs at Noah Lyles
Not one to back down, Hill took to social media with some cheeky digs at Lyles following the cancellation.
He shared a hilarious Homer Simpson meme showing the character disappearing into bushes, captioned “[Lyles] after seeing me race last weekend.”
He also posted photos of himself on a track with a sign that read “Noah Could Never,” playfully mocking the Olympic gold medalist.
Of course, while Hill’s 10.15-second 100-meter sprint is impressive, it still trails behind Lyles’ best official time of 9.79 seconds.
But when it comes to trash talk, Hill’s clearly got the upper hand.
The Rivalry and Race That Keep Fans Talking
Between his ongoing feud with the Bills and the postponed sprint showdown with Lyles, Tyreek Hill keeps proving he’s as much a showman off the field as he is a game-changer on it.
Whether he’s lighting up defenses or stirring the pot on social media, there’s never a dull moment when Hill is involved.