Miami Dolphins speedster Tyreek Hill ran 6.70 seconds within the 60-meter sprint on the USA Track and Field Masters Indoor Championships on Saturday in Louisville, Kentucky.
The time ranks Hill, who was competing within the 25-29 age group, outdoors the highest 200 males on the earth this 12 months within the occasion.
“Never racing again had me out there looking wild,” tweeted the seven-time Pro Bowl broad receiver on his uneven efficiency.
Earlier this week, Hill posted a video on social media of him working towards a block begin on a monitor on the University of Miami, with the caption, “Felt good to put the spikes back on !!!.”
Hill, 29, a world-class sprinter in highschool, was collaborating in his first monitor meet since 2014. Hill, nicknamed “Cheetah” for being considered the quickest participant within the NFL, certified for the 2012 Olympic Trials.
He and teammate Jaylen Waddle have shaped one of many quickest receiver tandems within the NFL.
“To have two guys like that, with that kind of talent and that kind of speed, just puts so much stress on a defense,” stated Dolphins broad receivers coach Wes Welker earlier this season. “Their speed, it’s really changed my perspective on the receiver position. … Not only do they have the speed, they’re dogs. They’re tough. It’s very rare to find guys that are that fast, that explosive but aren’t track guys.”
It seems like Hill isn’t a monitor man in any case.
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Source: www.bostonherald.com