Tyreek Hill’s Epic Meltdown in Blowout Loss to Daniel Jones-Led Colts Has Fans in Splits – “Damn… It’s Barely Week 1”

Tyreek Hill and his Miami Dolphins hoped to get to a winning start against Daniel Jones and the Indianapolis Colts.

Tyreek Hill’s Epic Meltdown in Blowout Loss to Daniel Jones-Led Colts Has Fans in Splits – “Damn… It’s Barely Week 1”

Tyreek Hill had a meltdown in blowout loss to Colts (Image via Complex Sports/X/Imago)

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Tyreek Hill left a winning situation with the Kansas City Chiefs to join the Miami Dolphins, as they were willing to pay what he wanted. That decision, though, has yet to pan out in terms of wins.

In his first two seasons with his new team, the superstar wideout registered career highs, while also leading the league in both receiving yards and touchdowns.

Last season, injuries to quarterback Tua Tagovailoa stopped the speedy wideout from continuing his assault on defensive backs. Despite those obstacles, he came very close to garnering another 1000-yard season.

This season, there were rumors of other teams looking to trade for the 31-year-old. But he reiterated his desire to break the vaunted 2000-yard mark with his Hawaiian quarterback throwing him the football.

That goal, though, fell flat in their season-opener against the Indianapolis Colts. Tyreek Hill caught 4 passes for 40 yards as his team struggled to score a single point in the first 3 quarters of the game.

The wideout was seen having a meltdown while speaking with one of the coaches. It was not unnatural for him to do that, as he had expressed his frustrations before. This time, he was losing his mind as the entire Dolphins offense came to a standstill.

Their opponents stifled the offense, forcing 2 interceptions, one fumble, and two drives from getting anywhere. Tagovailoa ended the night with just 114 yards, while substitute QB Zach Wilson threw for 32.

The problem for the Dolphins is that this abomination of a performance came in Week 1, throwing their fans into a state of disarray over what will happen to them this season.

Fans troll Tyreek Hill after losing it during blowout loss

Football fans know Tyreek Hill is not one to hold himself back. So far, he has kept quiet about the problems facing his team. This meltdown has fans believing the wide receiver could now force his way out.

He has earned a lot of money since moving to the Miami Dolphins. But now, he would like to play for a competing team. The way this game panned out, it is bound to frustrate anyone who is as competitive as the Georgia native is.

Many believe he will be expressing his concerns with the top brass soon, and that could pave the way for him to join another contender for the next few weeks. At the same time, fans wonder which team would take him, knowing he has a temperament. Check out examples of those reactions below:

Tyreek Hill and his Dolphins will now face the New England Patriots next Sunday. If that game also goes out of hand, it might be the final nail in the coffin. After all, he and his teammates were blown out by a team led by Daniel Jones, which will bruise the ego.

Daniel Jones has epic debut with Colts

Every NFL fan and player has usually heard Daniel Jones and his struggles to be talked about more than anything pertaining to the quarterback. During his tenure with the New York Giants, that was all that was talked about.

Daniel Jones had stellar debut for Colts
Daniel Jones had stellar debut for Colts (Image via FanDuel/X)

That is why many were surprised when the Indianapolis Colts signed him to a deal and also named him their starting quarterback over first round pick Anthony Richardson. Entering this game, the hope was still that the younger QB would take over sometime down the line, as Jones usually ends up with more interceptions than touchdowns.

That narrative took a major turn in this game when the 28-year-old led his teammates to score on every drive they attempted. He finished the game with 272 yards and 1 touchdown. He was also impressive in avoiding the sack, after going down just once despite facing 10 pressures.

If these performances continue over the next few games when facing standout defenses, his success could lead to questions about how the Giants are being run.

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