Tyreek Hill Threatens To “Knock Out” Dolphins Coach

In a candid chat with YouTube personality Aidan Ross, Hill let loose with a profanity-laden rant aimed at Bills Mafia. But what really got folks talking—especially those at Buffalo Rumblings—was the juicy tidbit that surfaced on Instagram.

The video, shared originally by FootballForever, reveals Hill admitting there was a time he wanted to “knock out” Coach Mike McDaniel. Why, you ask?

Simply because he wasn’t seeing enough targets in a game.

Hill didn’t hold back, saying, “Nah, Bro. I remember one game I wanted to knock out Coach McDaniel.”

When pressed for his reasoning, Hill was blunt: “because he wasn’t throwing me the ball, man.” Whether this was a serious admission or just locker room banter is anyone’s guess, but it puts a spotlight on a concerning issue.

Hill’s focus on being the offensive centerpiece ties into his ambition to break the 2,000-yard mark this season. But what happens if the targets don’t come his way?

It’s not the first time he’s been disgruntled, evidenced by his apparent lack of enthusiasm during a Week 18 loss to the Jets.

As the Dolphins’ offense works to find its rhythm, Hill’s role as the focal point is under scrutiny. Yet, he’s a crucial piece of the puzzle, and Miami seems keen on keeping him through the 2026 season, though an option to part ways exists after this year. With uncertainties around GM Chris Grier and Coach McDaniel’s futures, the team can’t afford to gamble by losing their star playmaker.

The real question remains: Where’s the line for Tyreek Hill? His talent is undeniable, but his unpredictability is a wild card the Dolphins must manage carefully. For now, Miami hopes that any detonation in Hill’s temper occurs off the field and after the season, ensuring Coach McDaniel’s job security isn’t caught in the explosion.