Tyreek Hill: I'll Break 2K Receiving Yards, Dolphins Will Win Super Bowl in 2023-24

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill said on his podcast that he will break 2,000 receiving yards en route to helping lead his team to a Lombardi Trophy this upcoming season.

Hill amassed a career-high 1,710 yards last season alongside 119 receptions and seven receiving touchdowns.

The Dolphins finished 9-8 and made the playoffs, losing to the AFC East champion Buffalo Bills 34-31 in the Wild Card Round.

No wide receiver has ever amassed 2,000 or more receiving yards in the regular season. Former Detroit Lions legend Calvin Johnson came closest with 1,964 yards in 2012.

Los Angeles Rams wideout Cooper Kupp has the most yards all-time in a single season, including the playoffs, with 1,947 in the regular season and 478 in the playoffs for 2,425 total yards in 2021.

It's plausible to envision Hill hitting the 2,000-yard mark, especially with the NFL adding an extra regular-season game in 2021.

Hill was also without starting quarterback Tua Tagovailoa for four full games after the southpaw suffered two concussions. He averaged 50.5 receiving yards in those games and 108.3 yards per contest otherwise. ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reported in early June that Tagovailoa is "completely healthy" now.

A Super Bowl may be a taller order for the Dolphins given how stacked the AFC looks once again. A host of talented quarterbacks find themselves in the AFC, including two-time Super Bowl champion Patrick Mahomes and 2019 NFL MVP Lamar Jackson.

The Dolphins' own division should prove to be difficult with Josh Allen and the reigning three-time AFC East champion Bills and four-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets residing in the AFC East.

Still, the Dolphins sport an explosive offense, and they have some incredibly talented defensive players highlighted by newcomer and cornerback Jalen Ramsey.

Ultimately, Hill is shooting for the stars in 2023, as any NFL player should when approaching a season and striving for greatness.