Tyreek Hill Warns Kansas City Chiefs Ahead Of Playoffs: The Cheetah Will Be Arriving

Given that we're obsessed with tax talk and the public trust . . . 

Once again we notice the perspective of the fastest man in the NFL on Kansas City life after his departure that seems to have impacted the team more than anyone would like to admit . . .

The Dolphins offered a contract Hill said he simply couldn't turn down. Miami's four-year contract extension included $72 million guaranteed.

"With no state income tax, I'm basically living in my house for free right now," Hill said.

Let's not forget that he'd likely also avoid the costly 1% KCMO E-Tax.

Now on the topic of the playoffs . . . The news is even worse for sports fans . . .

Hill stressed that he harbors no ill will towards the Chiefs, who selected him with the 165th overall pick in the 2016 NFL Draft. That being said, Hill did offer a warning to his former team in the event that the Dolphins and Chiefs face each other in the playoffs.

"I still got love for all of them boys," Hill said. "But if we do see them, it's showtime. They better have two people on me, that's all I know. The Cheetah will be arriving."

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