Tyreek Hill said on the latest episode of his podcast that he received death threats on social media after he said he thought Tua Tagovailoa was a more accurate passer than Patrick Mahomes.

"On every social media account I own, I got death threats on," Hill said.

Hill, who was traded by the Kansas City Chiefs to the Miami Dolphins this offseason, said on the first episode of his podcast that Mahomes had "the strongest arm, but as far as accuracy-wise, I'm going with Tua all day."

He also said that Mahomes might struggle without him and that he was underused last season, despite leading the team with a career-high 111 catches.

"I just feel like a lot of people overreacted for no reason. They really didn't see what I said. A lot of people are just acting off emotion," Hill said.

Patrick Mahomes was surprised by the comments made by Tyreek Hill on a recent podcast that were critical of him and the Kansas City Chiefs.

"I'm surprised a little just because I feel like we love Tyreek here," Mahomes said. "We've always loved him. We still love him. I saw him out at Formula One in Miami. I'm sure it had something to do with trying to get his podcast some stuff and get it rolling.

"I still love Tyreek. He's a one-of-a-kind player. In coach [Andy] Reid's offense it takes the whole team. This offense was rolling before I got here. This offense was rolling when I was a young Cowboys fan watching the Eagles [coached by Reid] beat up on the Cowboys. It's an offense that's more than one player, and that includes myself."

Hill, who averaged 86 catches for 1,214 yards and 11 touchdowns in four seasons with Mahomes and the Chiefs, was traded in March to the Miami Dolphins.

Hill suggested recently on his "It Needed To Be Said" podcast that the Chiefs and Mahomes might struggle without him and that he was underused last season in Kansas City. 

It has been reported for several months that the Miami Dolphins wanted to hire Sean Payton this offseason, perhaps even pairing him with Tom Brady, but more details have emerged.

Per multiple reports, the Dolphins were willing to give Payton a four- or five-year, $100 million deal to be their head coach.

Tom Brady, who is in the final year of his contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, didn't deny he had talks with the Miami Dolphins as he discussed his playing future this offseason.

"I've had a lot of conversations with a lot of people, as I've had for the past three or four years in my career, about different opportunities when I'm done playing football," Brady said. "I kind of made a decision of what I'd like to do. I'll get to be in the game of football.

"The most important thing is where I'm at now and what I hope to do for this team. That's been my commitment, to this team and this organization."

Ryan Fitzpatrick, the enigmatic quarterback out of Harvard who brought his "FitzMagic" to the NFL for nine teams spanning 17 seasons, announced his retirement Thursday, a source confirmed to ESPN.

He made the announcement in a text to his former teammates. NFL Network was first to report that Fitzpatrick was retiring.