Sport Tyreek Hill Lays Out Parameters for Adam Schefter 100-Yard Race

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Tyreek Hill is the fastest receiver in the NFL and the man never looked faster than this past Sunday when he racked up 200 yards receiving in the first quarter. On a related note, earlier in the week he challenged Adam Schefter to a race. Schefter was game and said it'll happen when COVID is just a blip in the rearview, a time we're all desperately waiting to arrive.

@AdamSchefter ?? yes sir https://t.co/cRqOISp4X7

— Ty Hill (@cheetah) November 25, 2020

This is happening post Covid. https://t.co/rjSjtDTQmT

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 25, 2020

Hill appeared on Get Up this morning to discuss the possibility of a race with Schefter's ESPN coworkers. He offered to give the NFL insider a 40-yard head start in a 100-yard race, and Schefter wouldn't even have to wear pads.

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Tyreek Hill Lays Out Parameters for Adam Schefter 100 - Yard Race .

Tyreek Hill through his 3 years in the NFL from being drafted, to becoming a sensation on the field, and his race to redemption in 2019 after a tumultuous

Tyreek Hill really, REALLY wants to race @AdamSchefter in a 100 yd dash. He's willing to offer Schefty:

?40 yd head start

? @cheetah to run in full pads

RT if you think this offer is fair and Schefter should accept this challenge ? pic.twitter.com/1EArXYsTo0

— Get Up (@GetUpESPN) December 1, 2020

In a normal race, Schefter would obviously have no chance. A 40-yard head start seems to just be setting up another race against the Freeze situation like the one below.

However! I was not aware that Schefter ran a 5.02 40-yard dash only two years ago. That makes the size of the head start a bit more interesting.

A 5.02 40-yard dash in dress shirt, slacks and @colehaan shoes. Might have been slightly wind-aided but at least it wasn’t first-aided. pic.twitter.com/2K36aSZuBA

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Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill is incredibly fast, and he showed it That is something a lot of people already know, but Hill showed just how fast he was in a recent training session with former NFL wide receiver Terrell Owens as the two decided to do a 100 - yard race — with Owens getting a

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) July 27, 2018

To compare, Hill is listed as running a 4.29 40-yard dash.

For fun, let's break it down. Let's say Schefter has lost a step over the last two years and that the timing on the 40-yard dash above was fudged a bit in his favor. He now can run a 5.20 40-yard dash.

If Hill does give him a 40-yard head start, Schefter will find himself 80 yards down the field in 5.2 seconds. It would take Hill about 8.6 seconds to run that same distance. It would then be up to Hill to overcome the 3.5-second difference in the final 20 yards, which he can normally run in 2.15 seconds. Schefter will be a goner, but it'll be a bit closer than what we all might envision in a race between an NFL wide receiver and an NFL media member.

It may be a while away yet, but this will be a fun race. And for a good cause on top of that.