is the fantasy football community being too harsh on Tyreek Hill or not harsh enough that and more

this week on the couch, JJ Zachoreson. Tyree Kill was a top five pick last year. He's a third round,

second third round pick this year. That's either going to look really smart or really stupid.

What do you think? Who's going to be right when 2025 is over?

Which campus will be right about Tyreek Hill?

So I'll say this. I'll lead to the answer. I think that I have a hard time believing that

the 2024 Miami Dolphins offense is what we should expect in

2025 just because of the tumultuous situation that they endured, you know, with Tua.

The offensive line was, you know, not playing and performing very well.

And that led to these really just, you know, low A dot looks, very easy outlet passes to

Devon A. Chin and John H. Smith. That's

why John H. Smith emerged the second half of the year. And you look at what Tua did when he came back.

And they didn't deploy and use their wide receivers the way they had during the other years that

they've had Mike McDaniel. And so, you know, you kind of look under the hood at what Tyreek did, uh, analytically last year,

you know, 21.5% target share per game rate. That's one of the lowest marks since his rookie year.

Um, you know, you, uh, his, his yards per route run was still 1.75, which is not Tyreek Hill

ask, but it's not, you know, I'm a terrible wide receiver all of a sudden, ask, right? And he saw a target on 22% of his routes.

I think that Miami is a candidate to turn things around this year with what you always

talk about, rational coaching.

Yeah, yeah.

You know, this is a scenario and situation where it's very hard to envision an offense running through

Janu Smith the way that it did last year during the second half of the year. And Devon

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