Tyreek Hill showed off absurd speed during teammate Damien Williams’ TD run

It should come as a surprise to absolutely no one, but Tyreek Hill is extremely fast.

The Kansas City Chiefs receiver was blocking on a run play for Damien Williams in Sunday’s game against the Vikings when Williams broke free for a huge 91-yard touchdown run.

Typically, on these 90-plus-yard touchdowns, the scoring player is the first one to reach the end zone — the defensive players all give up the chase, and the teammates are just watching and celebrating from behind the play.

Hill took a different approach. He broke into a full sprint and caught up with Williams to actually beat the running back to the end zone.

91 yards to the CRIB 💨 pic.twitter.com/737Ut0U03E

— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) November 3, 2019

Like, this is just preposterous speed from Hill.

I'm not a fan of Tyreek Hill but how do you start flat footed and catch your teammate running flat out before he reaches the end zone? pic.twitter.com/qwQXLPOZQF

— CJ Fogler (@cjzero) November 3, 2019

Williams had a massive head start and had an opportunity to reach top speed, but Hill still managed to catch up with him. According to Next Gen Stats, Hill reached a top speed of 22.64 mph in chasing down Williams.

Tyreek Hill reached a max speed of 22.64 MPH and beat Damien Williams to the goal line on Williams' 91-yard TD run.

Hill sustained a speed of at least 21.46 MPH for 4 seconds, the fastest sustained speed for 4s by any player on a play since 2018.#MINvsKC | #ChiefsKingdom pic.twitter.com/Gk1xg9UasA

— Next Gen Stats (@NextGenStats) November 3, 2019

That’s one way to do it.