Late last year, the Miami Dolphins superstar Tyreek Hill got married to longtime girlfriend Keeta Vaccaro. And with the offseason in full swing, the wide receiver just let the beans out on what he’s up to!

The 29-year-old speedster got engaged to Keeta Vaccaro in July 2021. However, after finally getting married, Cheetah has admitted the changes that have been brought into his life. And the former Kansas City Chiefs star isn’t shy in admitting the change.

Tyreek Hill has a singular job in the offseason

Since the Dolphins No. 10 got married during the peak of the football season, now the couple finally have some time to spend together. And wife Keeta isn’t missing any opportunities to pose for her husband.

“The married life is great all I been doing is taking photos”, wrote Hill on X (previously Twitter). Hill understands the comedic angle of the statement. But sure, he doesn’t mind being the photographer for his wife.

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Hill is currently vacationing with his wife and kids in Greece. Making full use of his offseason, while also taking pictures of his wife in the scenic backgrounds of Greece. However, that is not all that he is doing. The speedster is also taking out to time, to defend teammates and call out the Dolphins fanbase.

Cheetah defends the young wide receiver

WR Jaylen Waddle was drafted by the Dolphins in the 2021 NFL Draft. Since the 25-year-old did not have the best of seasons last year. The fans were calling for him to be traded. But Hill stepped up to defend Waddle on X.

“My boy Waddle is the future”, wrote Hill on X. He went one step further as the Super Bowl winner referred to Waddle as being better than him. “He is better than I was at this point”, wrote Hill calling the demands of trade “ludicrous”.

Do you think Jaylen Waddle is better than Tyreek Hill was at this age? Let us know in the comments.

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