Tyreek Hill Makes Bold Claim about How Many Receiving Yards he will Rack up in the 2025 Season

Hill has got his work cut out for himself if he wants to finish the campaign even close to that mark. For perspective, no player in the history of the NFL has ended up with more than 1,964 receiving yards in a single campaign, and former Detroit Lions wide receiver set that record back in the 2012 season.

Plus, Hill would have to average approximately 205.88 receiving yards per game over the course of Miami’s 17-game slate. Up to this point in his career, he has finished a game with 205 receiving yards or more just thrice, and the last time he put together such a performance was in September of 2023.

While it’s highly unlikely Hill is going to have 3,500 receiving yards under his belt by season’s end, here’s hoping he can at least get back to playing at the level he was in his opening two seasons with the team.

Hill will try to rank among the league leaders in receiving yards once again in the coming season after he was limited to just 959 in his third season playing for the Dolphins. Time will tell how his fourth season with the organization will unfold.