Last year, Hill accused Lyles of faking a COVID diagnosis after the track star finished third in the 200-meter final at the ...

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill claimed that American track and field sprinter Noah Lyles, the current world's fastest man after winning gold at last summer's Paris Olympics, "should be ...

Tyreek Hill is going on what he has termed an “apology tour.” After a difficult end to the season that concluded with a trade demand after missing the playoffs, Hill is now begging for Tua ...

Tyreek Hill recently apologized to Tua Tagovailoa after indicating he might leave the Miami Dolphins following their lackluster 8-9 season. Despite his initial comments and a frustrated gaming ...

Tyreek Hill took some shots at Noah Lyles Jr. last year, but the beef was pretty one-sided. But the Olympic gold medalist did some trolling of his own over the weekend. On Sunday, Lyles won the 60 ...

Had Tyreek Hill stuck with the Kansas City Chiefs, he'd likely be playing in front of the president. For now, though, it's only in his imagination. And he really wants to do it. "That's tremendous.

Tyreek Hill indicated he might consider leaving the Miami Dolphins after the team was eliminated from playoff contention during its Week 18 loss to the New York Jets. A month later, he appears to ...

A new twist in the lawsuit filed against Tyreek Hill by a plus-sized OnlyFans model was revealed Wednesday after she admitted the two got intimate after she injured her leg. Sophie Hall said she ...

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill is changing his tune. Just a month after saying that he was done with the Dolphins organization, Hill has expressed a desire to stay in Miami during ...

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill, after suggesting he might leave the team, now says he wants to stay. Now, he says he wants to stay in Miami. ”I don’t wanna go nowhere,” Hill said ...

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 7 (UPI) --Wide receiver Tyreek Hill says he is sorry and regrets implying he wanted to be traded after the Miami Dolphins' season finale. He now wants to remain with the team.

"Tyreek could never," the note read. Lyles' message is the latest in a line of barbs traded by the two star athletes. Their dialogue began after Hill opined he would beat the 100-meter gold ...