When Tyreek Hill left the Kansas City Chiefs before the 2022 NFL season, he vacated the No. 10 jersey. And he’s not happy that the jersey was filled by new Kansas City Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco so quickly.
During a recent appearance on the Million Dollaz Worth of Game podcast Tyreek Hill called out the Kansas City Chiefs for giving Isiah Pacheco his old No. 10 jersey, making it clear that he felt “disrespected” by the team for giving away his number so soon after he left the team.
“Kansas City’s got a real good running back. He’s a dawg. You can hear and see every step he takes he runs so hard,” Hill said on the Million Dollaz Worth of Game podcast. “I did feel disrespected when they gave him 10 though. I didn’t like that. There’s only one 10 now. There should only be one 10 in your heart.”
During his two seasons with the Chiefs, Pacheco has gained 2,139 yards from scrimmage, scored 14 touchdowns to help his team win two Super Bowl titles.
While Hill certainly put up big numbers during his time with the Chiefs, he only helped lead the team to one Super Bowl championship during his time in Kansas City and he has clearly not been all that missed since.

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