The Miami Dolphins currently have the best wide receiver duo in the game, and it’s not that close.

Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle are two elite speedsters and route-runners, and they’ve made Tua Tagovailoa’s job a lot easier.

Nonetheless, there’s someone who’s also put in a lot of work behind closed doors and doesn’t usually get the credit for their wide receivers’ success.

That’s why Hill took to Twitter to give Wes Welker his flowers.

Hill reacted to a clip of some of Welkers’ best NFL moments, stating that he doesn’t get the credit he deserves for all the work he does

Welker was once considered to be one of the most reliable and best wide receivers in the game.

He struggled with some issues off the field, but he was a pro’s pro and a class act on and off the field, and his production spoke for itself.

Hill is currently the best wide receiver in the game, and he obviously deserves a lot of credit for his talent, skill, and work ethic, but he was able to take his game up a notch as soon as he arrived in South Florida and got to work with Welker and HC Mike McDaniel.

The Dolphins are now a legitimate dark horse to come out of the AFC East Division, and a lot of that will have to do with their passing and whether Hill is able to keep his foot on the gas and have another record-breaking campaign at Hard Rock Stadium.

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Browns Receive Intriguing ESPN Power Rank

With the regular season still more than three months away, potential 53-man rosters for most NFL franchises are beginning to take shape with battles for depth primarily dominating the discussions around each team’s squad.

Earlier this week, ESPN released its projected offensive totals for every athlete to give fans a glimpse inside the outlet’s predictions for the 2024 season.

Now, the media company has released its full power index ratings for the league as well.

ESPN analyst Seth Walder shared on Twitter an image of the power ratings, unveiling the Browns are ranked 14th for the initial rankings.

The Browns are ranked behind two teams – the New York Jets and Cincinnati Bengals – that did not make the postseason in 2024.

Super Bowl LVIII participants San Francisco and Kansas City are ranked as the first and second teams, respectively, in the ESPN power index.