Tyreek Hill’s career hasn’t quite hit the same highs since leaving the Chiefs two years ago. His production dipped, critics got louder, and questions about his long-term impact started swirling. But Hill? He hasn’t stopped grinding. He still trains like he’s got everything to prove because in his mind, he does.
And now, he’s channeling Deion Sanders’ famous mantra as a fuel to his mission to rise back to the top.
From the way he trains to how he mentors others and opens up about his mindset, it’s clear Hill is recalibrating his approach, blending swagger with serious discipline in hopes of silencing doubters and reclaiming his place among the league’s elite.
Training Day With Tyreek Hill’s Fans
In his latest YouTube video titled “Pros vs. Joes”, posted on June 12, 2025, Tyreek Hill brought a few lucky subscribers out for a real-deal NFL-style workout. And just as promised, he didn’t hold back, drills, challenges, and straight-up hustle, he delivered it all.
The workout was so intense that at one point, one of his fans even puked on the grass. He didn’t even let anyone drink water in the middle until he told them, making the workout even more brutal in the Miami heat.
Tyreek’s Mentality Offers Him a Winning Edge
When it comes to intensity, Tyreek Hill doesn’t dial it down, not even in practice. Hill revealed that his high-energy mindset comes straight from Deion Sanders, saying, “Deion said it perfect: ‘You practice how you play’.”
That simple mantra fuels every drill, every rep, and every sprint. “Everybody that knows me knows I practice hard and I’m the hardest worker on the football field,” Hill said, making it clear his relentless grind isn’t just for show.
This isn’t about ego. It’s about results. Tyreek didn’t just climb to the top of the league by coasting on raw speed. He put in the work, and he wants everyone to know that’s the reason he’s thriving. “That’s why I’m one of the highest-paid dudes in the league,” he added confidently.
And he’s not wrong. He was able to sign one of the biggest contracts in the league with the Dolphins due to his leverage as an elite WR in the league.
But it was his next comment that really raised eyebrows. With zero hesitation, Hill looked straight into the camera and said, “I was number one in the league two years ago.” That was back when he was catching passes from Patrick Mahomes in Kansas City, and one may believe that it could be a subtle jab at his current quarterback, Tua Tagovailoa.
Is Tyreek hinting that his greatness peaked with Mahomes? Or is he calling out the Dolphins to match his level of intensity? Either way, his message is loud and clear: you don’t become elite without practicing like it’s game day every single time.
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