Tyreek Hill trolls Noah Lyles saying he'd beat him at his own game!

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00:00Today, Tyreek Hill, he did his Tyreek Hill thing, which is he likes to troll.

00:08And so yesterday, uh, doing an interview with, uh, up in Adams, K Adams.

00:14And, uh, Noah Lyles has been, uh, making a lot of headlines lately.

00:20And, uh, professional athletes do not like him because he has besmirched

00:25the name of world champion.

00:27Here's what he does.

00:29Okay.

00:31A lot of times people look at track stars and say, why couldn't you play

00:37another sport or because you don't want to get hit or whatever.

00:40And a lot of times they'll then flip the script and try to minimalize what

00:47other athletes are doing and make what they're doing that much more difficult.

00:52We've had the same conversations with baseball players.

00:54Me and Kenny Lofton used to go at it all the time, because I'm like,

00:59because I'm like, Ooh, him get a boob on his pinky out for two days.

01:04Right.

01:05And what would he say to you?

01:06No, he says you only play once a week.

01:08I'm like, what's a week.

01:11I'm like, do you see me?

01:13I'm like, it's off season.

01:14I got not still on my body from the season.

01:17Yeah.

01:19What'd you do?

01:20Get the only, the only equivalent to that is like, what?

01:22To get a fastball up the head.

01:23Right.

01:24So now me and him could go at it.

01:27Cause he was also a point guard in final four.

01:30So he played two sports.

01:32So it's a little bit different.

01:33It's pretty crazy that Kenny Lofton jr.

01:35Is not his son.

01:38That happened to me with the Canes recruit, the running back, Chris Johnson, Jr.

01:42I was like, we got Chris Johnson's son.

01:43He's going to be amazing.

01:46Oh, I think that's the same name, dude.

01:48They're both Johnson is like, Oh, there's a million.

01:53So, so I get it point.

01:57Is this right?

02:00It's almost like a step up to say I ran track and now I play football.

02:06And a lot of sprinters know that.

02:09And they try to diminish taking that next step as if, Oh, you went and

02:16played football because that football speed is different than this speed.

02:20Right.

02:21And Tyreek is like, hold on player.

02:23Hold on.

02:24And this is where, which I love it.

02:26Because listen, Tyreek can go do it when no allows can do no allows.

02:32Can't go do what Tyreek is doing.

02:34And so that used to be a thing with you.

02:37With Usain Bolt, people used to be like, Oh, could you put a Usain

02:40bolt on a football team and make him no and make him a football player.

02:46I can't tell you how many times I created him in Madden.

02:48Oh, just so many times.

02:49Can I just, can I just tell you, and this is very important that

02:55everybody should notice in sports.

02:58Right.

02:59We have all these people in football that, that take these

03:04measurables and try to determine how good a player is.

03:08Right.

03:09But the most important thing about all of it is how you can use those

03:14talents on a football field.

03:16Like people, when you say Tyreek Hill, Tyreek Hill is fast.

03:21That's what everybody says.

03:22He is so fast.

03:23He's the best guy in the NFL.

03:25To me as a football player, the thing that separates Tyreek Hill from every

03:32other play in NFL is his ability to stop and then go to that speed.

03:38So using your, how do you use, there's a lot of fast guys that play football

03:42that sit in their ass at home because they don't know how to use that speed.

03:47But Tyreek Hill is so stark change of direction, all these things that make

03:52that speed that much more dynamic.

03:55So when you say, Oh, this guy's a burner.

03:59I always kind of say, okay, whatever.

04:02Here was a Tyreek Hill.

04:03This was on up in Adams.

04:05Sprinter Noah Lyles.

04:07He said that Superbowl champs should not consider themselves world champions.

04:11What do you think of that?

04:12Noah Lyles can't say nothing after what just happened to him.

04:16You know what I'm saying?

04:16Didn't he want to come out and pretend like he's sick?

04:20I feel like that's, that's like horseradish.

04:22So for him to like do that and say that we're not world champions of, of like

04:28our sport says, uh, like, come on, bro.

04:31Like just speak on what you know about, you know what I'm saying?

04:33And that's track.

04:34Would you like to race him when he gets home?

04:36I will beat Noah Lyles.

04:37You think so?

04:37I'll beat Noah Lyles.

04:39Like by a lot.

04:40No, I won't beat him by a lot, but I will beat Noah Lyles.

04:42I'd like to see that happen.

04:43And guess what?

04:44When I beat him, I'm going to put on a COVID mask and let him know

04:47why I mean business because I do mean business.

04:50But, but that's it.

04:51See, see, here's the thing.

04:53So great.

04:54Here's the thing.

04:55There's a difference.

04:58And like, when you think of football and basketball players, right?

05:04The competitiveness in those two sports is more hand to hand.

05:11Like you talking trash and dealing with somebody right across from you.

05:15So you are extremely competitive.

05:18It's a little bit different in baseball.

05:20And it's a little bit different in track.

05:23Right.

05:24But that being said, I don't underestimate Tyreek Hill

05:30beating him.

05:31Yeah.

05:31I would not simply because I only just got to make it a 200 meter race, but,

05:37but that's just it.

05:38Like a track person would say something like you didn't beat me at my best sport.

05:45A football player would say, but I beat your ass.

05:48Right.

05:48Cause he's competitive.

05:50And so I would love to see it just for all the trash talk because

05:55Norlaus thinks he can talk in trash.

05:59That ain't trash talk.

06:01Tyreek knows how to talk trash.

06:02Tyreek Hill.

06:03And I think it's best put by Jalen Waddle on Twitter.

06:06He says he's a menace.

06:07Like he will, even if he doesn't believe it, he's going to say it just to stir it

06:10up.

06:11Right.

06:11But because, because here there are certain athletes that, and I believe this

06:16too, that there were times where I had no business succeeding and a situation

06:24that I had success in no reason, but I was so competitive that I just found a

06:30way to get it done.

06:31That's kind of where Tyreek is, right?

06:34When he was banged up, when he was hurt, you didn't know how hurt he was, he was,

06:39but you could kind of see it, but he just felt that, Hey, I'm, I'm just so

06:44competitive.

06:45I'm gonna find a way through.

06:46My favorite thing with the Tyreek Hill is when he's playing and then all of a

06:49sudden, like he leaves to go get the IV and then he comes back and he's like,

06:52Superman, right?

06:54Like it's, it's, it's, it's amazing.

06:56It's amazing.

06:57And that's, I think that's one of the things that I miss about, you know, uh,

07:04sports because there's another, there's no other arena that you can talk the type

07:10of trash that is taught there and then just go have drinks afterwards.

07:17Right.

07:18People are so offended.

07:19People, feelings get hurt.

07:21You know, people get sensitive and you know, just to not have that part of it

07:27anymore.

07:27That was the funnest part of it.

07:28I didn't talk trash, but I used to definitely give the stink out of somebody

07:32that talked trash to me after I say, Oh, I say, Oh, look, who's on their back.

07:37What happened?

07:38Who are you really?

07:40I remember one time.

07:40So guy hit, he came up to hit me and I just went right through him.

07:44And I didn't know, I didn't know he was hurt at the time, but I said, you really

07:49brought it that time, buddy.

07:52I'm just saying, because you know, before the game, when you on the midfield, they

07:57always go to the running back.

07:58Cause the running back don't say nothing.

08:00Right.

08:01All day, all day, you know, that's crowded, right?

08:06All day.

08:07Oh, Oh, we're going to be at this all day.

08:10And then you dump truck.

08:11I mean, he's just like, it wasn't all day.

08:13I said, no, we early dismissal.

08:16No, I'll go like, Hey, it's one 30.

08:19Are we done?

08:20Or we still, cause one 30, we still got a few more hours of today.

08:25Like you just like, yeah.

08:26So, but that was fun.

08:28Like I didn't, and if you saw the guy at the bar, we have a drink and it go,

08:33you know, the world doesn't like that.

08:35So I don't know if Noah allows can handle that because Tyreke will say

08:42something or do something.

08:44He simply seems like, I don't know much about Noah Lyles, but I definitely think

08:48of the things we've seen since the Olympics and his beef with professional

08:51athletes, he definitely seems to have something very much against the way.

08:57Yeah.

08:57Like if you're going to not show up, you're going to disparage the

09:02chance, the title of world champions.

09:04You're going to not show up to an Anthony Edwards shoe launch because

09:07you're insulted.

09:08They're even asking you.

09:09Here's the deal.

09:10Here's basically what Tyreke said.

09:12You ready?

09:13Yep.

09:17You ain't a world champion.

09:19You're in the world champion in one of your events, right?

09:22And if you, if they show you the finish of that race, you still can't tell who won.

09:27No, right.

09:29Don't come at me telling me I ain't a world champ when yo.

09:34The only person that could really say that is like Usain Bolt, right?

09:37Oh, I'm like, but he wouldn't say that.

09:44He said he was going to race somebody, but he didn't like, yeah, I just say

09:49Usain Bolt that was like killing people.

09:51Right.

09:51But that's what I'm saying.

09:52That's what I'm saying.

09:54You ain't that guy.

09:55It wasn't even an event when he was there.

09:56It was to go, you know what he did.

09:58Right.

09:58Do you know what he did?

10:00Like, so he would get a million dollar bonus every time

10:04he broke the world record.

10:06So he wouldn't quite run as fast.

10:10So every final he could break the record a little bit.

10:14And that's, that's how good.

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