Claim: Before the Miami Dolphins vs. Buffalo Bills game, online chatter suggested Tyreek Hill might reunite with the Kansas City Chiefs because of the Dolphins\u2019 losing streak and the Chiefs\u2019 requirement for a WR. However, following the Dolphins\u2019 heartbreaking 31-21 loss, sealed by a late Tua Tagovailoa interception, speculation shifted, with claims that Tyreek wanted Tua out of Miami.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n
Tua went 22 of 34 for 146 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception during the game. At one point, it was tied 21-21, only for the Bills to pull ahead late. Notably, a visibly frustrated Tyreek, sitting quietly on the sideline, went viral as the game slipped away.<\/p>\n
Source of the rumor: Dangerous AI, a YouTube channel, posted<\/a> a one-minute clip claiming Tyreek blasted Tua in a postgame press conference. The video quoted Hill as saying, \u201cHe got that itch to throw those interceptions. What a f**ing joke, man. At this point, it\u2019s either me or Tua. If this bum doesn\u2019t get traded, then I want out. I had enough of this garbage.\u201d<\/p>\n But did Tyreek<\/a>, who has previously said \u201cTua is as good a QB as Mahomes,\u201d really lash out?<\/p>\n Verdict: The video is completely false and baseless. As a matter of fact, Dangerous AI used artificial intelligence to manufacture the clip with the goal of going viral and misleading the fans. A review of the actual Dolphins press conference confirmed Tyreek never said any of the words in the video.<\/p>\n Notably, this isn\u2019t the first time Dangerous AI has spread misinformation. Last week, it claimed Tyreek requested a trade back to the Chiefs, which was debunked by the fans. In August, it pushed a fake video saying Travis Kelce retired from the NFL and another claiming Travis calling off<\/a> his wedding with Taylor Swift. Both videos were proved false with the visuals of Travis speaking being created using AI.<\/p>\n Incidents like these highlight the need for the fans and analysts to be vigilant about AI. For instance, there are parody accounts for most of the NFL insiders, like Ian Rapoport, Adam Schefter on X. And, with the increasing use of AI, a few content creators have now started to \u201cmanufacture news\u201d which calls for concern.<\/p>\n