Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill once again demonstrated his remarkable speed, clocking an impressive 25.5 miles per hour during a sprint on Thursday. Known for his lightning-fast pace, Hill’s latest display further cements his reputation as one of the NFL’s fastest players and validates his well-earned nickname, “The Cheetah.”
Tyreek Hill’s Sprint Highlights His Incredible Acceleration
In a video shared on social media, Hill showcased his speed by running on a track, reaching a top velocity of 25.5 MPH. The post was accompanied by a caption that captured his excitement about the feat:
“How it feels like when you hit 25.5 MPH.” —Tyreek Hill, Wide Receiver
This demonstration follows Hill’s recent achievement earlier this month, when he set a new personal best in the 100-meter dash with a time of 10.15 seconds during a competition held in Sherman Oaks. After the race, Hill playfully taunted Olympic sprinter Noah Lyles with a sign stating, Noah could never.
Rivalry with Noah Lyles: Competition and Cancellation
Hill’s rivalry with Noah Lyles has been a topic of interest since February, after Lyles took a jab at the Dolphins player during the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix. Both athletes intended to compete head-to-head at the U.S. Championship, but the planned race was ultimately canceled.
“We were very deep into creating the event,” Lyles explained. “In fact, it was supposed to happen this weekend. Unfortunately, there were some things- complications, personal reasons – that it just didn’t come to pass.” —Noah Lyles, Olympic Athlete
Following this cancellation, Hill is now scheduled to face Lyles’ brother, Josephus, at the ATX Sprint Classic 2025, where he will compete in the men’s 100-meter race.
Hill Expresses Strong Feelings About His Rival Noah Lyles
Recently appearing on Johnny Manziel’s podcast, Glory Daze, Hill discussed his rivalry with Lyles with notable candor. Despite expressing respect for Lyles’ talent, Hill admitted to strong personal feelings about the competition between them:
“I f**king hate Noah Lyles, dog. Yo, this f**king dude, bro. Like so, um I got a ton of respect for Noah Lyles. Ton of respect, but as far as like me competing against him or whatever, I f**king hate the dude, bro. Obviously he’s the fastest guy in America or whatever but allegedly, Allegedly.” —Tyreek Hill, Wide Receiver
Preparing for the Upcoming NFL Season and Beyond
Beyond his sprinting endeavors, Hill is preparing for his fourth season with the Miami Dolphins, entering the final year of a lucrative four-year, $120 million contract extension signed in March 2022. His explosive speed continues to make him a critical asset to the team and a dynamic presence on the field.
Hill’s ongoing speed demonstrations and athletic rivalries underscore his dedication to maintaining elite performance levels while thrilling NFL fans worldwide. As he moves forward, all eyes will be on his athletic showdowns and impact with the Dolphins during the upcoming season and beyond.