Tyreek Hill drops stunning criticism of Jaguars’ Travis Hunter while doing podcast in limo
NY Post
It’s safe to assume Tyreek Hill is glad the Dolphins were not the Florida-based team to trade a massive package to draft Travis Hunter Jr.
The controversial Miami receiver shaded the Jaguars’ No. 2 overall pick and two-way phenom while appearing on streamer Adin Ross’ channel recently.
“He gonna be ass,” Hill said while in a limo after being asked for his thoughts on Hunter.
Hill slightly walked back his comments later, according to reports, calling Hunter a “dog.”
The Jaguars and Dolphins only see each other in the preseason this year, preventing what would have a popcorn-worthy showdown between Hill and Hunter.
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