It's Sunday, so Tyreek Hill, must be making big-chunk plays.
The Dolphins' all-everything wide receiver got things started early on Sunday, taking a strike from Tua Tagovailoa 54 yards for a touchdown on Miami's opening drive against the Minnesota Vikings. He set an NFL record in the process.
The Dolphins entered Sunday with No. 2 receiver Jaylen Waddle sidelined by a concussion. The Broncos somehow still managed to lose Hill on the play. They instead double covered Robbie Chosen, who was elevated from the practice squad on Sunday in Waddle's absence. Hill meanwhile, ran through the secondary uncovered, where Tagovailoa found him 22 yards downfield without a defender in sight on a first-and-10 play-action throw. Hill did the rest, beating a helpless Kareem Jackson to the corner of the end zone to give the Dolphins a 7-0 lead on their first possession.
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