The Miami Dolphins receiver told his critics to “rain on someone else’s parade.”

Tyreek Hill had some words for Patrick Mahomes' fan base.

Tyreek Hill had some words for Patrick Mahomes’ fan base

Miami Dolphins star Tyreek Hill didn’t hold back when he fired shots at Kansas City Chiefs fans after surpassing Patrick Mahomes in this year’s NFL Top 100 list. Known for his electric play on the field and even more electrifying personality, Hill snatched the number one spot, becoming the first wide receiver ever to top the prestigious list.

The news didn’t sit well with Mahomes’ loyal fanbase. The Kansas City signal-caller, who had previously held the top spot twice-in 2021 and 2023-was bumped down to fourth this year, a move that left many Chiefs fans stunned and angry.

Tyreek Hill had some words for Patrick Mahomes’ fan base.LAPRESSE

Hill, however, seemed to relish the reaction. During his appearance on the ‘Up and Adams Show’ with Kay Adams, Hill playfully taunted Chiefs fans, making it clear that their displeasure didn’t faze him.

Hill had no mercy on Chiefs Kingdom

“Chiefs fans already hate me because I won number one,” Hill quipped. “Y’all can go cry and rain on somebody else’s parade because I’m Big Cheetah and I’m number one in the NFL.”

He added that out of respect, he avoided contacting Mahomes directly, not wanting to “rain on Mahomes’ parade” and potentially stir up more tension with the Kansas City faithful.

Hill’s rise to the top came after a phenomenal season where he racked up 119 catches for 1,799 yards and 13 touchdowns, earning him the coveted No. 1 ranking. Embracing the spotlight, Hill declared, “I’m talking my trash this year because you know why? Ain’t nobody can guard me. I’m number one.”

Tyreek also had some words for the media

But the drama didn’t end there. As national media analysts and fans alike took to social media to voice their displeasure with the NFL Top 100 rankings, the Dolphins star made sure to celebrate his victory-and call out his critics.

When Chargers Wire’s Alex Indorf expressed disappointment, Hill shot back, “You mad your favorite player not 1 voted by players across the league.” Meanwhile, sportscaster Nick Wright received a blunt message from the Cheetah himself: “Go cry on set tomorrow.”

While the NFL Top 100 list has always been a hot topic of debate, Tyreek Hill’s rise to the top has sparked even more conversation-and he’s making sure everyone hears him loud and clear.