The rift between Tyreek Hill and Micah Parsons hasn’t been resolved just yet. The Miami Dolphins star wide receiver revealed that the Dallas Cowboys‘ linebacker hasn’t spoken to him since their mega matchup of week 16, which resulted in the Cowboy’s another crucial road game loss.
Interestingly, that wasn’t the only matter between them. Earlier this month, Parsons took a shot at the Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, saying even if he can be Hill’s quarterback and still the receiver will still turn it into a victory. In the tweet by Parson, he mainly gave the credit for the Dolphins’ success to his good friend, Hill.
However, Hill didn’t seem to have liked the disrespect of his quarterback and he responded to the tweet with, “Phin fans you know what to do.” After that, Parsons also jokingly mocked the Dolphins receiver for being faster than him and excited for their week 16 matchup.
Recently, Hill was asked whether he has spoken to his friend, Parsons since the Cowboys’ loss, and he replied:
Nah he didn't want to talk to me at all. The only thing he said was, 'Man, send me the jersey' and then thanks for the tickets.Tyreek Hill to the reporters
It is worth noting that Hill had provided some tickets for Parsons’ family for the Cowboys-Dolphins game.
🎥 Tyreek Hill on if he has spoken to Micah Parsons since the Cowboys game: "Nah he didn't want to talk to me at all. The only thing he said was, 'man, send me the jersey' and then thanks for the tickets. Micah's my guy though." #FinsUp pic.twitter.com/3swMFJCb5t
— FinsXtra (@FinsXtra) December 30, 2023Hill added, clearing the misunderstanding that nothing serious has happened between the two and it’s all fun:
Micah's my guy though.Tyreek Hill on Micah Parsons
Can Tyreek Hill win the NFL MVP award this season?
It’s more like a tradition in the NFL that a quarterback wins the NFL MVP award. However, given the inconsistency in the quarterbacks’ positions in the MVP race this year, and no runaway favorite with only two games remaining, it seems this year, the MVP title will be earned by a non-quarterback.
And in that category, Tyreek Hill leads the race. If Hill wins the award, he will create history by becoming the first-ever wide receiver to win the award in the NFL. According to ESPN, Hill’s MVP odds are +1200, while Christian McCaffrey‘s is +5000.
Although Hill would not be able to reach the goal of 2,000 yards in a single season record, he is likely to finish the regular season at over 1,877 yards if he plays at this pace, along with 12 touchdowns.
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