Watch as Dolphins teammates learned Tyreek Hill pulled himself out of Jets game
NY Post
Tyreek Hill quit on the Dolphins during the third quarter of their loss to the Jets on Sunday, leaving his Miami teammates stunned.
The exact moment that Hill tapped out was captured on camera during a Jets’ challenge in the third quarter.
Dolphins star receiver Jaylen Waddle put his hands up in confusion, with the audio picking up him addressing Hill by his nickname: “Hey, Cheetah. You done?”
Fellow receivers River Cracraft and Malik Washington also seemingly learned that Hill was indeed done for the day during that squence.
During the drive, quarterback Tyler Huntley connected with Washington for 12 yards, which the Jets unsuccessfully challenged before later ceding a touchdown that cut Gang Green’s lead to 18-13.
After the game, Hill claimed that he was “dealing with a little issue” and that “coach kind of pulled me out” of the game.
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