Simone Biles, Noah Lyles juicing up the Miami Dolphins locker room: 'We could all run with Lyles'

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Noah Lyles is not feared by the Miami Dolphins’ subculture of track and field stars. 

Tyreek Hill’s bold claim that he would beat Lyles in a race prompted a dismissive response from Lyles on Friday. Then Miami’s Pro Bowl running back Raheem Mostert told Fox News Digital that he and other teammates could stack up to Lyles in a race. 

"I feel like we all could run with him," Hill said of Lyles. "And I know that Noah Lyles brought up the fact that he would race Tyreek in a 60-yard dash or something like that? Or whatever the case may be, I feel like we all could run that 60-yard dash."

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Noah Lyles celebrates after winning the men's 100m final of the athletic event at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games at Stade de France in Saint-Denis, north of Paris, on August 4, 2024. (Mehmet Murat Onel/Anadolu via Getty Images)

The Dolphins have a trust tree of players on offense who starred in track and field at the high school and college levels. This includes Hill, Mostert, wide receiver Jaylen Waddle and running back DeVon Achane. Last season, their shared passion for the sport manifested in a weekly tradition of checking Next Gen Stats to see who ran the fastest speed in their most recent game. 

Hill ran away with the lead in weekly titles in that competition last year, according to the Next Gen Stats archive.

It’s a tradition they are bringing back this season, and they are involving their newest offensive star, Odell Beckham Jr. The 31-year-old Beckham was, at his height, known for breaking away from defenders