Tyreek Hill remains a free agent as speculation continues over where he could resume his NFL career. The Kansas City Chiefs have been a prominent name in the conversation, particularly with the injuries affecting their receiving corps.
Hill’s next destination, however, remains unsettled as his recovery and the right contract situation are central to his return.
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Drew Rosenhaus provides latest update on Tyreek Hill’s NFL future
Former Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill (10). Credit: Orlando Ramirez-USA TODAY Sports.
Hill’s agent, Drew Rosenhaus, confirmed that discussions with multiple teams are ongoing but stressed that no deal is close to being finalized.
“Nothing is imminent at this time,” Rosenhaus said. “He’s continuing his rehab with the goal of being on a team in the immediate future” (h/t ESPN’s Adam Schefter).
Tyreek Hill’s agent Drew Rosenhaus said he remains in discussion with multiple teams regarding his free-agent WR client. “Nothing is imminent at this time,” Rosenhaus said. “He’s continuing his rehab with the goal of being on a team in the immediate future.” pic.twitter.com/d06IagHIFh
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) October 14, 2026
Hill, 32, was released by the Miami Dolphins in February after suffering a serious knee injury in September 2025. He spent the first six seasons of his career with Kansas City before joining Miami in 2022.
The update tempers speculations of a reunion with Kansas City. The Chiefs may need the star wide receiver more than ever after Tyquan Thornton suffered an ankle injury and Rashee Rice sustained a hamstring injury in their Week 4 game against the Raiders.
Hill has recorded 11,363 receiving yards and 83 touchdowns across his time in the league, including three 1,700-yard seasons. His game-changing speed and ability to stretch defenses gives any team that signs him a proven deep threat and another weapon capable of opening up its passing attack.
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