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Miami Dolphins star Tyreek Hill seemingly can't be stopped while on the field, but it appears the same can't be said for his life away from the field.
Many doubted whether the former Kansas City Chiefs star would find success after being traded away by the team two years ago. With Patrick Mahomes no longer throwing him the ball, the consensus was the wide receiver would find life difficult in Miami.
That hasn't been the case as Hill currently leads the NFL in receiving yards in 2023. While nobody can doubt his success for the Dolphins, reports say he recently had a hiccup in his personal life.
The gift Hill reportedly gave his new girlfriend
Gossip WAGS Unfiltered are claiming that Hill recently gave his new girlfriend a fake rolex.
The claim comes after the posted pictures of a new girl that is reportedly in his life, along with another picture of a Rolex that a claimed didn't come in the proper box.
However, it must be said that its unknown whether the woman is actually Hill's new girlfriend or what their connection is.
It's also unknown whether the Rolex in the picture was actually from Hill, or whether it is actually a fake or not.
Hill's success away from the field
Regardless of whether Hill gave his reported new flame a fake rolex, the Dolphins star has been unstoppable every time he's suited up this season.
Hill has 814 receiving yards after just six games this season, along with six touchdowns. That's the best start to a season ever, and puts him on pace for 2,306 yards in a 17-game season.
The current NFL record for receiving yards is 1,964 set by Calvin Johnson back in 2012, with Hill on pace to break that in the 15th game.
During the offseason, Hill made it clear that his goal was to finish with 2,000 receiving yards, and he is certainly living up to his words.
"My job is really easy; I just got to stay healthy, I just got to keep my attention to detail and just know where to be at on the field at all times for my quarterback," Hill told NFL Network back in August.
"Then I'll be able to make those plays to get where I want to be at, which is 2K."