I look back at that time, back in Kansas City, I just looked back at, back at that time and just say, man, just a young guy just trying to find itself in the league, man, I was able to learn from so many guys, I was able to mature so fast because I was able

to step into a receiver role and it was a lot, you know, and I kind of took that on and I didn't look back.

You know, the coaching staff trusted me there.

And I absolutely loved every minute of it.

You know, I wouldn't take none of it back. And so yeah, man, it was

fun times.

Tyree Kiel choosing his words carefully. You won't hear in the press conference preceding his first game against the Chiefs.

Tuatongavalo is the most accurate passer against the Chiefs, Tuatonga Vallo is the most accurate passer in the NFL,

and that includes Patrick Rahombs.

Or any of the talk we heard last year, in the weeks after the trade happened, where

it became clear the Tyree Kill wanted the ball more

than he was getting it and he had career high targets and catches in 2021 and he still wanted more. He was becoming a pain in the butt behind the

scenes for the Kansas City chiefs. So they decided between the money between

what he does to skew the offense his way and maybe the offense will be better if we open it up and all things

considered we're moving on and he was happy he was thrilled to get out of Kansas City. I also think

even though he he probably won't say this ever, he may think it.

He didn't want to be third fiddle to Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelsey.

And he's the guy in Miami now. He can try to deflect some of it to tour.

Tyreek is the guy. He's the straw that stirs the drink and he's on pace to have record receiving yardage.

He's the MVP candidate tried to say, oh no, there's a better player on this team.

No, there isn't Tyreek, it's you.

It's great that you're humble, but you're the guy.

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