Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill has made some audacious predictions for the upcoming season. On a recent appearance on the "It Needed to be Said" podcast, Hill declared his intentions to achieve two major milestones: surpassing 2,000 receiving yards and leading the Dolphins to a Super Bowl title.

Hill emphasized the personal significance of the 2,000-yard goal, stating it's a childhood dream he intends to fulfill. He also expressed unwavering confidence in the Dolphins' ability to secure another Super Bowl victory, a feat the franchise hasn't accomplished since 1973. "Two thousand yards and another Super Bowl. We’re getting that. Believe that," Hill proclaimed.

The current single-season receiving record is held by Calvin Johnson, who amassed 1,964 yards in 2012. Hill concluded the 2022 season with an impressive 1,710 yards, while Justin Jefferson led the league with 1,809 yards. Hill has previously spoken about his ambition to break the record, citing the expanded 17-game regular season as an advantage.

Hill's first half of the 2022 season was particularly remarkable, with 1,104 receiving yards in just nine games. Maintaining that pace would have put him within reach of the 2,000-yard mark, but injuries at the quarterback position hampered his production in the latter half of the season.

The Dolphins have strengthened their receiving corps during the offseason with the additions of Braxton Berrios and Chosen Anderson, complementing Hill and Jaylen Waddle, who also had a career-best season in 2022 with 1,356 receiving yards. These additions aim to provide more offensive firepower and support Hill's pursuit of his ambitious goals.