Tyreek Hill

Hill is eyeing a rebound campaign following what was undoubtedly the most disappointing season of his career. Granted, he wasn't fully healthy, but Hill appeared in all 17 games and still managed to see a massive dip in targets, catches, yardage, TDs and fantasy points, compared to his first two seasons in Miami. Hill finished 31st among WRs in fantasy PPG after ranking no lower than 11th the prior seven seasons. It didn't help that Tua Tagovailoa missed six games (Hill averaged 9.0 PPG in those weeks), but he wasn't his usual, elite self even with Tagovailoa (14.9 PPG). Hill was the No. 2 fantasy WR three of four seasons before the 2024 dud, so a potential rebound season is worth factoring in, but it's not a lock as he enters his age-31 campaign. He's safest as a WR2 with upside.

Hill averaged 23.5 fantasy points per game last season, and that rate was nearly cut in half last season. He only finished as a top-48 fantasy wide receiver in 64.7% of his games last season after finishing as a top-12 fantasy receiver in 62.5% of his games in 2023.
Hill dealt with a wrist injury all season, but he also had a lower separation rate in single coverage, a lower deep target rate and a higher contested target rate, all suggesting there could be more problems than just his wrist. The 31-year-old receiver built his career on speed, and if his speed isn’t what it once was, that would explain a lot of his 2024 issues.
Despite the down season, he still ranks first among wide receivers in targets per route (0.293), yards per route (2.88) and PPR points per route (0.593) over the last three seasons.