Tyreek Hill Admits Travis Kelce Jealousy Led to Chiefs Trade Request

[Realbaddog]

Tyreek Hill just can't stop talking about the Chiefs, can he?
After L'Jarius Sneed and Trent McDuffie smothered Hill in the Chiefs' Week 9 victory, the former Chiefs' star has been anxious to get back at his former team.
Now, he's claiming Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce's close relationship ultimately led to his departure from Kansas City.
See for yourself:
Tyreek Hill Jealous of Travis Kelce's Relationship with Patrick Mahomes

"Pat had Kelce and I was kinda jealous," admitted Hill to Robert Griffin III. "Patrick, you ain't never invite me over to your house like you did Kelce."
"You always invited Kelce," he continued. "That's why we here where we at now."
Hill would continue by making comments rooted in misogyny, but the point he was making is clear. He wanted to be Mahomes' favorite target and that would never happen with the greatest tight end of all time on the roster.
The Chiefs may face Hill again in the playoffs and it's safe to say the trade ultimately worked out well for both parties. Hill is on pace for the most receiving yards in NFL history, while Kansas City won the Super Bowl last year and sit as the favorite to win the AFC once again.
Until Hill gets to face the Chiefs again, it seems he'll just keep talking to stay in the news.

Link:

https://kckingdom.com/posts/tyreek-h...t-01hggfd9bqn1

[jettio]

Originally Posted by Valiant

Are you creating your own conversation?
The point is the chiefs pr and organization kept this attitude in check while he was here. That is amazing considering what we are seeing and hearing since he left. Hell all the players even back it up by saying he has always been this way.

If the chiefs brass were not in charge then who was? Does Tyreek seem like the type to control his emotions?

Whatever dude. Tyreek just says experimental shit answering podcast hosts questions. They all ask him about how he could leave and he always tests out some new experimental answer.

Like the Dolphins coaches and teammates do not love him. Tyreek was always a hard worker who Andy Reid said was one of his smartest players. Tyreek learned his lessons on how a well coached team acts during the season.


And Mike McDaniel seems to have learned how to run a well coached team.

Tyreek is a leader in the Dolphins building, and backed Tua after Brian Flores treated Tua like the worst QB in the league. Tyreek stuck up for him while all the dumbasses that don’t know shit about NFL football laughed at Tyreek for backing his new QB.

Tyreek blurting out experimental answers when somebody with a podcasts uses Tyreek to build their audience is interpreted by you to say how ****ing impossible it was to “control” Tyreek.

Tyreek is the Dolphins most expensive player and everybody in the building and the region feel like he is worth more than every dollar that he is paid.


Dude is on an NFL team right ****ing now. And they love having him. He was not a problem here either.

Dude was an Olympic level sprinter in high school who could play football and had to go to JuCo in Kansas and then gets his FBS career sidetrack by dating the wrong crazy girl and he has never not been named to a Pro Bowl and has several All-Pro teams.


Did the magic apple polisher with the Chiefs that kept Tyreek on a leash go to Miami Dolphins along with the trade?

[ThyKingdomCome15]

Mahomes had to laugh when he read that.

[ghak99]

Originally Posted by Delano

Kelce went to college at Cincinnati, but he's a Cleveland guy. Born and raised East sider.

Correct, and I doubt I would know the nuances behind that distinction. I had his goofy ass Cinci uniform picture with his bother that the swifties forced to appear on all my social media feeds stuck in my head. Either way, you can tell how he was brought up based on how he handles the struggles and ups and downs. It's really exposed when he talks about getting kicked off the team and the events that followed all the way up to the phone call with Reid during the draft.

We can all see how it compares and contrasts to Hill's actions and why it might have affected various aspects of team and personal chemistry.

[jettio]

So Tyreek Hill today 5 receptions for 157 receiving yards so 31 yards per reception, a 60 yard td reception and a 78 yard td reception.

He is a Hall of Fame player and does not need a front office babysitter to produce on the field and has not missed any games because of suspensions for personal conduct or PEDs.

He says silly stuff, but he always gets his work done.

[jettio]

Originally Posted by Valiant

Are you creating your own conversation?
The point is the chiefs pr and organization kept this attitude in check while he was here. That is amazing considering what we are seeing and hearing since he left. Hell all the players even back it up by saying he has always been this way.

If the chiefs brass were not in charge then who was? Does Tyreek seem like the type to control his emotions?

Whatever dude.

Whatever the **** you say his real attitude is, Miami Dolphins are thanking the heavens above that he is in their building and even being more of a leader and example guy than he needed to be here.

He was an example guy with Chiefs also. He trains like crazy. He is definitely blessed with some elite athletic traits, but the amazing stamina that he has and his explosiveness is because he works as hard as a player can

You giving his obituary about how much of a ****up he is, like he is not on a team that has a much better winning percentage since he got there and having a very good chance of setting the receiving yards record and having a home playoff game.