Overview

• Hill clocked a 10.15-second 100m at the Last Chance Sprint Series on June 13, ranking him 30th nationally this season and within Olympic Trials qualifying range.
• Noah Lyles withdrew from the highly publicized sprint matchup due to personal reasons, canceling what would have been a rare NFL-versus-Olympian showdown.
• On June 28 at Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas, Hill will face Josephus Lyles, who owns a 2022 personal best of 10.03 seconds and a 2025 season best of 10.23 seconds.
• Fred Kerley and social media star IShowSpeed have exchanged jabs with Hill on Instagram, fueling debate over his transition from NFL routes to pure track competition.
• Hill’s move from football to professional sprinting continues to draw attention as fans and experts assess how his NFL-honed speed measures against dedicated track athletes.