Jeremy Hill is in a social media tiff with Cincinnati Bengals fans, and the whole thing is very silly.
Hill was drafted by the Bengals in 2014 and played with them for four seasons before signing with the Patriots as a free agent. He suffered a torn ACL in his New England debut, but that didn’t stop him from celebrating the team’s Super Bowl win with gusto.
He was psyched about the team’s parade:
There’s nothing in this world better than being a champ
— Jeremy Hill (@JeremyHill33) February 5, 2019
Hill may have gotten some heat from fans, because he posted on his Instagram story “Imagine life as a Bengals FAN” with multiple laughing emojis.
Jeremy Hill from the CLOUDS pic.twitter.com/WNldr37AQb
— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) February 6, 2019
What’s up between him and Bengals fans? Bengals fans still have not gotten over Hill losing a fumble late in the team’s 2016 wild card playoff game to the Pittsburgh Steelers that cost them what would have been their first playoff win in 25 years. He says he continues to be tormented by them.
I’ve been tormented trolled and disrepected for years from this fan base the moment I say something you guys go insane I’m a human being too https://t.co/CmYgr9QhH6
— Jeremy Hill (@JeremyHill33) February 6, 2019
Imagine minding your own business and people sending hateful comments to you I’m way past that y’all keep bringing it back up I finally said something back get over it
— Jeremy Hill (@JeremyHill33) February 6, 2019
When you make a mistake that big, you’re going to hear about it for a long time. And when you only play in one game of your team’s Super Bowl season and go all-out celebrating, it makes you look silly.
