Tyreek Hill Says 'I F--king Hate' Noah Lyles, Race Eyed for End of NFL Offseason

Tyreek Hill is not hiding his true feelings about Noah Lyles.

The Miami Dolphins wide receiver did not mince words when asked about his opinion of the Olympic Gold Medalist, saying on the Glory Daze podcast with Johnny Manziel that he "f--ing" hates Lyles despite the fact that he respects his ability.

"I f--ing hate Noah Lyles," Hill said. "This f--ing dude bro, I got a ton of respect for Noah Lyles, ton of respect. But as far as like, me competing against him or whatever, I f--ing hate the dude."

Hill added that him and Lyles are still discussing dates for a potential race, adding that he thinks it could occur at the end of the NFL offseason.

Hill continued by saying that he wants to show the football players can excel at track, even against an accomplished sprinter like Lyles.

"Obviously he's the fastest guy in America or whatever, allegedly," Hill said. "But I'm here to prove differently."

Lyles won gold in the 100-meter dash at the 2024 Paris Olympics while also adding a bronze in the 200-meter. The winner of the 100-meter dash earns the unofficial title of "fastest man in the world" and Lyles is the first American male victor in the event since Justin Gattlin in 2004.

Hill is an eight-time pro bowler and five-time All-Pro who is heading into his 10th NFL season. He was also a very accomplished track athlete in high school and is among the fastest players in the NFL.

The two have engaged in trash talk since the 2024 Olympics and were even supposed to race recently. Lyles pulled out of that due to "personal reasons" but a race between the two could be on its way soon.

If or when that happens, Hill's disdain for Lyles should add some extra juice.