Dolphins star Tyreek Hill has tense exchange with reporter amid yearlong slump

It has been a very long time since Tyreek Hill turned in one of his patented explosive plays, but the Miami Dolphins wide receiver does not want to be reminded of that.

There was once a time when Hill was a human highlight reel. It seemed like he had at least one reception for a massive gain every week, but the eight-time Pro Bowl wideout has not had a catch of longer than 30 yards since Week 1 of last season. On Friday, Omar Kelly of the Miami Herald pointed out to Hill that it has been more than 365 days since Hill gained more than 30 yards in a single play. Kelly asked Hill if there is a specific reason for that, which led to a tense exchange.

"You trying to p--- me off today with that one," Hill said after laughing for a few seconds.

Kelly then told Hill that it seems like the receiver still has his speed and asked if the issue is that the throws from Tua Tagovailoa have not been there. Hill laughed again.

"I don't know, bro. Like I said, I'm just grateful to be here, bro," Hill said. "I love my job, bro. It'll come. It's gonna come, man. I feel like this week we got a great opportunity to go out there and make some plays and move past last week. I don't know, man, it'll come sometime, I hope."

You can see the back-and-forth at around the 2:15 mark: