He isn't like Steve Smith, he's way more like Antonio Brown.
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Dammit, Kiimosabi. You beat me to it.

Just a reminder that Hill is the same size as Antonio Brown and Brandin Cooks - and is faster than both.
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I've said Steve Smith since the preseason. He's so aggressive and attacks the football when its downfield. He's not dominant like Antonio Brown though.
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Still a rookie. Brown didn't become Brown until his fourth year. Year 2 he had 1,100 yards, but only 2 TD. But each year his stats went up. That's what I'm looking for with Hill.
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As much as I wasn't on board with it when it happened Sunday, Hill has become waaaay too valuable of a weapon to risk him on kickoff returns. Plus, not many kickoffs are even returned at this point.

I honestly think Tyreek is about 1 to 2 years from becoming one of the top-5 offensive weapons in the entire NFL, not even taking into account his punt returns. Especially if we somehow get a QB from the modern era. He can outrun angles against some of the faster DBs in the league, but he's not just a speed guy, he's a football player.
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I was not on board with him but he's been productive on the field and kept his $@it clean off of it.
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#Chiefs WR Tyreek Hill has been named AFC offensive player of the week.

— Terez A. Paylor (@TerezPaylor) November 30, 2016

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I think they gave Mack the defensive player of the week award but it would have been awesome for Houston to get it.
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Donald Stephenson and his holds prevented that from happening, or else he might have had 5+ sacks in that game.
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I just glanced at the tags. Did we ever get an update as to if WeathermanKumke ever gave Tyreek his epic beat down he had coming?
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This was accurate. Update: I cheered.
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notorious can see the future
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knowtorious

AMIRITE
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Tell me about it.
Even Stevie wonder could have seen all the holding by Stephenson.
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About fucking time you come back and post BoneKrusher


How you doing?
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