Despite the season not concluding as anticipated for Tyreek Hill, the All-Pro wide receiver of the Miami Dolphins, has outlined a rather convincing retirement plan this time. Although retirement is not imminent, Hill has a particular time frame in mind for following a path similar to that of Deion Sanders.

The star wide receiver is 29 years old and has thus far talked about his retirement plans multiple times. Now as he is set to play for the Phins again in the 2024 season, Hill’s after-retirement talks are surfacing once again. Therefore, to address this, during the offseason, Hill shared his plans, along with what career he would choose post-retirement.

Tyreek Hill taking the Deion Sanders’ road does make a lot of sense

In a recent episode of the Punch Line with Marlon Humphrey podcast, Tyreek Hill joined Humphrey and co-host sports creator, Jack Settleman, to talk about plans after his playing career. Talking about retirement, Hill explained, “I’ll probably be doing some other stuff so I got a dream of being a coach whenever I’m done playing.” He mentioned his dream of becoming a coach, starting at the high school level and working his way up.

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Hill also revealed, “I was in Kansas City, I used to be a receiver coach for Lee Summit High North, like every Friday, every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday I go to practice….” actively building his coaching resume. Tyreek also expressed a desire to remain involved in football, potentially in the NFL or Flag Football. However, he sees a bigger purpose in being part of a school, allowing him to impact a broader community. Humphrey hinted at the possibility of Tyreek following a “route” similar to Deion Sanders.

The Ravens cornerback said, “Obviously you are a very media-friendly guy which would mean you’d probably take a very similar route as Deion,” which is coaching at the high school level and engaging in media-friendly activities, creating content, and making videos. Hill, who knew this was coming, acknowledged the similarity, and expressed openness to such a route, emphasizing his passion for content creation and his commitment to maintaining speed despite aging.

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Interestingly, when asked about putting on that ‘ gold jacket’, Hill feels that he is in the prime of his career and has a “really long way” to go. As for his retirement, here’s what we can say about Cheetah hanging his cleats while his retirement plans continue to change.

Which year Tyreek Hill will retire?

Last year, in April, Tyreek Hill stunned his fans by revealing “his plans to retire after the 2025 season, and pursue business ventures in the gaming space.” He said, “I’m going for 10 [seasons], man. I’m gonna finish out this contract with the Dolphins and then I’m gonna call it quits. I want to go into the business side. I want to do so many things in my life, bro.”

In an interview on uSTADIUM, Hill expressed his retirement after 2025, saying, “I’m going to finish out this contract with the #Dolphins and then I’m gonna call it quits. I want to go into the business side.” Not only this, the wide receiver, in September last year, reportedly mentioned that he wants to be an “adult star.”

His changing plans for post-retirement have baffled many, but Hill’s fans still wish for him to stay in the league for as many years as he can. No matter when this ‘fastest kid’ in America retires, Hill has now added a rather convincing plan to his bucket list.

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