Tyreek Hill had a game-high 12 receptions Thursday during the Chiefs’ 34-28 overtime win over the Chargers, but one in particular stands out.
In the third quarter, Hill somehow hauled in a pass from quarterback Patrick Mahomes while being interfered with by Chargers cornerback Tevaughn Campbell.
This was a 40-yard reception, and it was amazing:
Hill later caught a touchdown pass, which was his 56th career receiving score, which the Chiefs noted broke a tie with Chris Burford for third place in franchise history. Here are some other notes about Hill from Thursday’s game from the Chiefs.
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Hill had 148 receiving yards, which was his 18th career 100-yard game. That ties Carlos Carson for the fourth-most in franchise history
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Hill now has a team-best nine touchdown receptions
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For his career, Hill has 6,569 career receiving yards, which moved him past Henry Marshall (6,545) and into fifth for the most receiving yards in Chiefs history
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Hill has scored 402 career points, and he is the eighth player in franchise history to record 400 or more points
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With 102 catches this season, Hill is the first wide receiver in Chiefs history with 100 or more receptions in a single season
Here’s another note, this time from Next Gen Stats. That 40-yard reception had a probability of just 21.1%. That was Mahomes’ lowest completion probability since 2019 (also on a pass to Hill).