Miami Dolphins wideout Tyreek Hill has been one of the NFL's most popular players since he entered the league out of the University of West Alabama in 2016. Hill was a fifth-round pick who has turned out to be way better than most people expected at the highest level of professional football in the world.

On Wednesday, NFL reporter Ari Meirov shared a Tyreek factoid that will shock NFL fans on just how successful and dominant he has been during his career with the Kansas City Chiefs and Dolphins.

Hill had a tough day on Wednesday as he was forced to leave practice after finding out his house was on fire. Some good news came hours later, though, as he was named a Pro Bowler this 2023 season.

Tyreek Hill's insane Pro Bowl stat 

With his selection on Monday, Tyreek Hill became the first wide receiver in NFL history to make it to the Pro Bowl in his first eight years in the league. Talk about consistency and excellence right from the start!

Dolphins' playoff aspirations 

Hill and the Dolphins have four possible playoff opponents heading into this weekend's action, listed in a report released earlier this week.

The Dolphins play the Buffalo Bills at home this weekend. A win over Josh Allen's team means they'll get a home game in the playoffs against either the Pittsburgh Steelers, Buffalo Bills or Jacksonville Jaguars.

A loss means that Coach Mike McDaniel's team will have to play the Kansas City Chiefs on the road. Hill is listed as questionable for this weekend's game, which begins at 8:20 p.m. on Sunday.