Kansas City Chiefs Among Multiple Teams Interested in Tyreek Hill Reunion

Hill has been a free agent since the Miami Dolphins released him in February.
Hill’s six seasons in Kansas City included a Super Bowl victory in 2019; he recorded 479 catches, 6,630 receiving yards and 56 touchdowns with the Chiefs.
Rosenhaus said Hill could sign with a team within the next few days, suggesting negotiations may move quickly.
A report said Hill’s Kansas City tenure ended on reasonably good terms, and people inside the organization believe he would fit well with the current team; his recovery is the key remaining concern.
Tyreek Hill could be back in a Chiefs uniform within days. The 32-year-old wide receiver's agent, Drew Rosenhaus, is negotiating with multiple NFL teams, and Kansas City is among those seriously interested in a reunion Yahoo Sports. Hill has been sidelined since suffering a dislocated knee and torn ligaments, but he's targeting a November return that could make a deal possible soon.
Kansas City's receiver injuries have made Hill attractive again. With Tyquan Thornton and Rashee Rice both hurt, the 4-0 Chiefs need reinforcement at the position. Hill spent six dominant seasons in Kansas City before the Dolphins traded for him in 2022, winning a Super Bowl along the way AOL.
Hill's first stint with the Chiefs was prolific. In six seasons, he caught 479 passes for 6,630 yards and 56 touchdowns. He was instrumental in Kansas City's 2019 Super Bowl championship run The Sun. People inside the Chiefs organization believe he would fit well with the current roster, and his departure reportedly ended on good terms HITC.
Hill's recovery from his knee injury is the deciding factor. The dislocated knee and torn ligaments ended his 2025 season prematurely Yahoo Sports. He's aiming to return in November, which means any signing would need to account for his rehab schedule. Rosenhaus indicated a deal could be finalized within the next few days HITC, suggesting talks are moving fast.
Kansas City's receiving group has taken a hit. Both Tyquan Thornton and Rashee Rice are dealing with injuries, leaving the 4-0 Chiefs short-handed at a critical position The Sun. Hill's speed and reliability could provide immediate help if he clears his physical. His social media posts about wanting cold-weather football had fueled speculation about his next destination Yahoo Sports.
Hill became a free agent when Miami released him in February AOL. Now multiple teams are in the mix to sign him. Rosenhaus is working the phones with several franchises, but the Chiefs' familiarity and current need give them a real shot at bringing back their former star Essential Sports.
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