Tyreek Hill has made a shocking U and has revealed that he wants to remain a Miami dolphin several weeks after a diatribe after the game, where he declared that he wanted to play elsewhere.
It was in the locker room after the defeat of January 5 of the Dolphins against the Jets, Tyreek Hill's frustration of not reaching the playoffs for the first time in his career led to the admission of wanting to play for another team.
Two days before his former team, Kansas City chiefs try to complete a mob of three without him, Hill sees a route to bring a Lombardi trophy to Miami and has declared that he wants to stay with the franchise.
Hill was asked directly about the nfl host Kay Adams If you want to be a Miami dolphin on Friday.
“I do, I don't want to go anywhere,” said Hill. I love my family. Children love to be on the beach every morning. It's amazing.
'We are really building something special in Miami. We arrive at the playoffs the first two years. Obviously, this year was difficult. But if the boys continue to buy what the coach (Mike McDaniel) is building and the culture he is trying to build, it will be somewhat beautiful. ''
Tyreek Hill has made a shocking turn and has revealed that he wants to stay a Miami dolphin
Hill also spoke that he was not the only one frustrated in Los Dolphins with how his season was. The open receiver also seems to know that he was the only one who did not maintain those problems near his chest.
The Speedster also showed a specific remorse to the Miami Tua Tagovailoa Marshal to want to “leave” the team.
“This is my public apology,” said Hill. 'In God, yes. However, they already know. However, they know that I am not that type of player. Many people can say: “Oh, Reek is a hot head. He is this, it's that.” But all my teammates know it.
“I come to work every day, I start, I introduce myself to the meetings on time and do what I have to do.”
In the days after Hill's original comment, the general manager of McDaniel and Los Dolphins, Chris Grier, spoke about the productive postseason meeting they had with him.
“Mike and I had conversations with Tyreek here … Yesterday, productive conversations, I will keep them among us,” Grier said last month. “All I would say is that in a frustrating season it was excited in a game in which we had a chance, returning 2-6 … and we are playing week 18 to sneak into the playoffs.”
'And I think that all that with him playing through his injuries, simply a bubble to a point and from our conversations, we will keep him private again, but we had productive conversations … I would say he never asked me for an exchange. '