Tyreek Hill fell victim to a student at his own camp after a young girl faked him out in a one-on-one drill. 

During the Tyreek Hill Youth Football and Speed Camp in Atlanta, Cheetah played defense as the camper attempted to escape his cover and catch a pass in the end zone. 

The young player began her run towards the right. However, she quickly stepped around the Dolphins wide receiver as he laterally followed her, leaving him behind as she changed directions. 


From there the girl, who turned out to but a flag football player, went straight for the end zone where she caught the pigskin as the camp's host trailed behind. 

'Nobody told me she played flag football,' Hill said as he marched back from the end zone. 'I was not expecting that. What? Oh my god.' 

Tyreek Hill got faked out by a young girl at his youth football camp in Atlanta, Georgia

Tyreek Hill got faked out by a young girl at his youth football camp in Atlanta, Georgia 

While Hill is known for passively defending kids during these drills, it did not change how excited the camper was to have the moment. The girl was seen with a wide smile after faking Hill out. 

Furthermore, Super Bowl-winning receiver Mecole Hardman jumped in celebration after seeing his NFL contemporary getting left in the dust. 

In the NFL's post of the clip, they wrote how Hill was 'making lifetime memories for kids across the globe.'

In May, Hill memorably showed up undercover at his camp in Tom's River, New Jersey. 

Hill wore prosthetics that made him appear older and out of shape. However, campers appeared to see through the makeover as they chanted 'Cheetah' upon his arrival. 

Spectators in attendance, including Mecole Hardman of the Chiefs, raved for the camper

Spectators in attendance, including Mecole Hardman of the Chiefs, raved for the camper 

In May, Hill showed up undercover to one of his camps in Tom's River, New Jersey

In May, Hill showed up undercover to one of his camps in Tom's River, New Jersey 

The wide receiver is entering his ninth season in the NFL and second with the Miami Dolphins

The wide receiver is entering his ninth season in the NFL and second with the Miami Dolphins 

Hill revealed himself shortly after as he helped conduct drills for the young NFL hopefuls.

The receiver is entering his ninth season in the NFL and third with the Dolphins. Last year, Cheetah played in 16 games and made 119 catches for 1,799 yards and 13 touchdowns.

The Dolphins finished 1st in the AFC East with an 11-6 record before losing to the Chiefs, 26-7 in the wildcard round.