The Dolphins will be hoping their lightning quick wide receiver Tyreek Hills can make NFL history and sweep them into the Superbowl.
Hill has been a major factor offensively as the Miami team top the league in points scored, with 223 racked up in six matches.
The Dolphins are 5-1 and Hill is on course to break an NFL record.
The 165th overall pick in 2016 by the Kansas City Chiefs could be seen as the greatest decision since Bill Belichick selected Tom Brady.
Hill is on track to reach 2,306 yards in an NFL season, shattering Calvin Johnson’s 1,964 yards earned in 2012.
Barring injury or a shocking loss of form Hill is the real deal, having racked up 814 receiving yards by the end of week six, already the league record for the best start ever in league history.
The Kansas team let Hill go to Miami in 2021 and will be regretting their haste in releasing the lightning fast WR.
Another record has also fallen to Hill, with the former Superbowl champion and four time all-pro receiving for over 150 yards for the fourth time in the opening six games.
He did say preseason he was targeting an unheard of 2,000 yards and he could be underselling himself.
The Dolphins will look to the electricity of the seven-time Pro-Bowler as they chase championship glory. History beckons.
