Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill made his warning abundantly clear.
The back-and-forth was sparked by Hill’s proclamation following the Dolphins’ 36-34 Week 1 win over the Chargers.following his 11-reception, 215-yard and two-touchdown explosion.
“Tyreek, please do never say you’re a lion again [sic],”, “The Edge with Micah Parsons,” in response. “Just stick to the cheetah. You don’t want nothing to do with this lion work. Please stay away from the lion. At least you did say you’re a baby lion. To me, you’ll be a cub, brother.”Micah Parsons took exception to Tyreek Hill’s proclamation.
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