Dolphins' Tyreek Hill on Possible Fine for Backflip TD Celebration Video: 'Worth It'

The NFL has been handing out fines to Tyreek Hill like it's Halloween candy this season.

And the Miami Dolphins' star wideout figures he may be in line for another one this week after yet another viral celebration in his team's 42-21 victory over the Carolina Panthers at Hard Rock Stadium in South Florida.

Late in the first half, Hill caught a 41-yard touchdown pass from Tua Tagovailoa and celebrated by grabbing a cellphone and taking a selfie while doing a backflip.

It's one of the best celebrations this season.

Hill doesn't care that a fine is likely on its way, however. He's just having fun.

"I know the NFL is going to fine me for it," Hill said via NFL Network's Cameron Wolfe. "It's worth it, though. … Every time I step on the field, I'm gonna try to make it memorable."

It was just a week ago that Hill incurred another hefty fine, once again for a celebration. The five-time All-Pro got hit with a $10,927 bill for unsportsmanlike conduct after he threw up his signature "peace out" celebration while scoring against the New York Giants in Week 5.

That touchdown was extra special to Hill, who later ran to the stands to give the football to his mother.

In addition to celebration fines, Hill has also been hit with several uniform-related fines as well, most notably having to pay a whopping $7,000 for not wearing socks early in the game against the Denver Broncos.

Per NFL Network's Tom Pelissero, Hill has been fined multiple times for uniform-related issues, costing him a "significant" amount, though not as much as the $100,000 that the superstar claimed on X.

With the way Hill has been playing this season, it wouldn't be a surprise to see him rack up some more fines for viral celebrations. He has quite the habit of finding the end zone for an explosive Dolphins' offense.

Hill currently leads the league in both receiving yards (814) and touchdowns (six). He'll likely keep that rolling as long as he's healthy.