Many Kansas City Chiefs supporters felt betrayed when wide receiver Tyreek Hill opted to depart the team in 2022. NFL players frequently change teams, either through free agency or trade, but Hill’s exit was particularly traumatic for its fans. Hill’s exceptional speed brought a vertical aspect to the Chiefs’ offense, forcing defenses to switch to two-deep coverage. Hill helped the Chiefs achieve their first Super Bowl triumph in decades, so his decision to depart the franchise was disappointing.
In the years since, both parties have progressed. Hill has established space between himself and his former squad by constantly praising his present one, particularly Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and head coach Mike McDaniel. The Chiefs still require a true
Although Hill began his Hall of Fame career with the Chiefs and spent six seasons in Kansas City, his reputation within the team was not immortalized when he left, at least not in terms of his jersey number. Instead of retiring No. 10 for Hill indefinitely, the Chiefs quickly allocated it to running back Isiah Pacheco. Hill recently commented on Pacheco donning his former jersey number.
Tyreek Hill felt ‘disrespected’ when the Chiefs awarded No. 10 to Isiah Pacheco
Hill appeared on the “Million Dollaz Worth of Game” podcast and lauded Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco before revealing he felt humiliated when Kansas City gave him his former jersey number.
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