After scoring his tenth touchdown of the season, Tyreek Hill made a noteworthy detour out of the endzone during the Dolphins’ game against the Jets. In a heartwarming gesture, Hill handed the historic ball to his new wife, Keeta Vaccaro, in the stands.
The touchdown, occurring midway through the second quarter, extended the Dolphins’ lead to 10-0. Following the celebration, Hill located Vaccaro in the crowd, blew her a kiss, and threw the ball to her before rejoining his teammates on the field.
The couple had recently tied the knot during the Dolphins’ bye week two weeks prior.
Post-game, Ryan Fitzpatrick, former QB turned Amazon broadcaster, inquired from Hill how he flawlessly executed the romantic celebration. In a humorous response, the Dolphins receiver quipped, “It’s all part of the script!”
This touchdown held special significance as it marked Hill as the first Dolphins receiver since 2014 to record double-digit touchdowns. Additionally, Hill’s performance against the Jets positioned him to surpass 100 yards, contributing to his pursuit of a historic 2000-yard season. Setting this ambitious goal at the beginning of the season, Hill has already accumulated over 1200 yards in just 10 games, aiming to surpass Calvin Johnson’s 2012 record of 1964 yards.
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In contrast, the halftime shows during the Thanksgiving games garnered significant attention. Dolly Parton and Jack Harlow presented two distinct performances. Harlow began the day with a low-key four-song set in front of a small igloo during the Packers’ victory over the Lions. Meanwhile, Parton, dressed as a Cowboys cheerleader, covered Queen during Dallas’ domination against the Commanders. Parton’s Super Bowl-esque show led to social media roasting of Harlow.
Critics questioned the relevance of the igloo theme for Harlow, particularly as he performed indoors at the climate-controlled Ford Field in Detroit, where the temperature was a mild 50 degrees outside. Additionally, Harlow’s performance lacked production value, with some likening it to “a set borrowed from a local middle school production of Frozen.”
