Tyreek Hill
  • Tyreek Hill

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  • , Miami Dolphins
  • 30
  • 191 lbs
  • 5' 10"
  • West Alabama
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by Brendan Darr

MIA WR Tyreek Hill - Week 11 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 11 vs. Las Vegas Raiders

It's not often we can say Tyreek Hill is tied for third in a game for targets. Yet, that's where we were last week. After reports came out about being added to the injury report with a wrist injury, Hill definitely looked a bit hampered by the injury. He finished with 3 catches for 16 yards and a touchdown, so at least he salvaged his day since he wasn't getting the targets.

The Raiders are 4th aFPA against wide receivers this year, but that is a bit inflated as teams can throw on the Raiders. It's just so easy to run and throw to tight ends that teams don't always need to throw to receivers. Hill is still a WR1 even with the tougher matchup and wrist injury. He's a must-start, but the ceiling is just a bit lower than we are used to.

by Brendan Darr

MIA WR Tyreek Hill - Week 10 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 10 at Los Angeles Rams

Tyreek Hill is a true game-time decision for the game against the Rams. If he's healthy you obviously start him. However, the more important discussion is if he isn't healthy. The safest thing to do is to have another option in the game on your bench just in case Hill isn't available. Your best options are likely Jonnu Smith or Demarcus Robinson as a lot of the other top options will already be on someone's roster. It's a tough spot because the Rams have been giving up big plays all season. Hill is in a smash spot if healthy, but make sure you have a contingency player also in the game available if you roll the dice on Hill.

by Brendan Darr

MIA WR Tyreek Hill - Week 9 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 9 at Buffalo Bills

Expectations were sky-high for Tyreek Hill with Tua Tagovailoa back under center. While 6 receptions for 72 yards on 9 targets is not a bad day's work for some receivers, you're hoping for a little bit more from Hill. Still, there will be better days ahead for Hill with Tagovailoa back healthy.

Unfortunately, one of those days likely won't be Sunday as Hill routinely struggles against the Bills. We talked about this in Week 2, but the Bills sold out to keep Hill under control as he finished with 3 receptions for 24 yards in Week 2. Yes, Tagovailoa did get hurt, but he was struggling even before that. Hill is a middle-of-the-pack WR1 this week, but his ceiling is lower than normal this week.

by Brendan Darr

MIA WR Tyreek Hill - Week 8 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 8 vs Arizona Cardinals

You suffered through the down weeks as Tim Boyle, Skylar Thompson, and Tyler Huntley tried their best. Unfortunately for you, their best didn't help you win fantasy matchups. Now, Tua Tagovailoa is back and healthy and this offense should get back on track.

The Cardinals are 19th aFPA against wide receivers this year and Hill has the ability to break any game wide open. With Tagovailoa back this offense should get back on track and the projections reflect that. Hill is WR7 on the week and is back to an easy start every week.

by Brendan Darr

MIA WR Tyreek Hill - Week 7 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 7 at Indianapolis Colts

It is beyond strange to see Tyreek Hill as a back-end WR2, but this is the situation he finds himself in without Tua Tagovailoa. Hill was way more involved against the Patriots before the bye as he had 10 targets. He was efficient with 6 catches for 69 yards, but still a far cry from what fantasy managers were expecting when taking Hill with a top pick.

The matchup is great against the Colts, 24th aFPA against wide receivers, especially No. 1 wide receivers. Brian Thomas Jr. and George Pickens both cleared 100 yards in two of the last three weeks. It all comes down to whether or not Huntley is able to get him the ball. Hill is still an easy start and just hope this is the week Huntley looks better.

by Brendan Darr

MIA WR Tyreek Hill - Week 5 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 5 at New England Patriots

Look, there's no two ways about this -- Tyreek Hill is a WR3 this week. It doesn't feel good to type out, but the ceiling has completely bottomed out without Tua Tagovailoa. Coming off a game with 7 targets for 4-23-0, it's tough to see things getting better until Tagovailoa returns.

New England is 12th aFPA against receivers, but a lot of the production is allowed from the slot as Christian Gonzalez continues to shut down one-third of the field. Hill is a WR3 this week, but he always has the ability to break a big one and that's more than enough reason to keep him in your lineup.

by Brendan Darr

MIA WR Tyreek Hill - Week 4 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 4 vs. Tennessee Titans

Last week went about how we expected for Tyreek Hill and the Dolphins passing offense. They struggled to move the ball and didn't score any touchdowns. Hill still was tied for the team lead with 5 targets.

Enter a tougher matchup for wide receivers, as the Titans rank 2nd aFPA against receivers, and again Hill looks like a middle of the pack WR2 on the week. Yes, he's still startable, but your expectations have to be significantly lower even if Snoop Huntley starts. That said, if Thompson or Tim Boyle were starting I'd at least have to think about benching Hill if I went WR-heavy in the draft.

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