The 2026 NFL free agency market just got a bit more interesting after the Miami Dolphins made the decision to go into full-rebuild mode, releasing both Pro Bowl edge rusher Bradley Chubb, as well as the five-time All-Pro wide receiver Tyreek Hill.
Coming off a torn ACL in Week 4 of the 2025 NFL season, the soon-to-be 32-year-old wideout is officially on the free agent market for the first time in his career. While he may be an aging legend coming off of a major injury, the upside of Hill is still worth the gamble, as his game-changing speed is enough to generate game-winning plays at a moment’s notice.
With several NFL teams looking to vie for his services, we’ve highlighted the latest Tyreek Hill next team odds below. Along with these odds, we’ve provided an in-depth analysis of his potential fit on each of the top candidates to sign him.
| Team | Odds to Sign Hill |
| Kansas City Chiefs | +225 |
| Buffalo Bills | +650 |
| Baltimore Ravens | +650 |
| Las Vegas Raiders | +800 |
| New England Patriots | +1200 |
| Los Angeles Chargers | +1200 |
| Denver Broncos | +1200 |
Kansas City Chiefs (+225)
Looking to form a reunion, the Kansas City Chiefs are the favourites to sign Tyreek Hill. The place where Hill began his NFL career, called home for five years, and where he won a Super Bowl in 2020, it’s understandable why the Chiefs are the favourites to land Hill.
With an established relationship and familiarity with the team, Hill would fit seamlessly into the Chiefs lineup as he reunites with head coach Andy Reid and quarterback Patrick Mahomes. With top receiver Rashee Rice continuously finding himself in hot water, as well as the pending free agency of All-Pro tight end Travis Kelce, the Chiefs are in desperate need of help at wide receiver.
Able to become an immediate impact player for the Chiefs, Hill would likely end his career with Kansas City, a fitting end to a Hall of Fame career, as he looks to secure one last Super Bowl run before he hangs up the cleats for good.
Kansas City Chiefs to Win Super Bowl 2026
Buffalo Bills (+650)
Aside from his former home, there are two other AFC contenders that would greatly benefit from the addition of Tyreek Hill, with maybe none greater than the Buffalo Bills.
Coming off yet another heartbreaking postseason defeat, the Bills continued to circle the wagons as former NFL MVP Josh Allen has tried to make diamonds out of dirt with a low-level, depleted receiver room. Having longed for a reliable go-to target since losing Stefon Diggs in 2024, by acquiring Hill, the Bills would finally have an alpha in the locker room that can perform at the highest level in the biggest games.
If Hill is looking to find a destination that will offer him the best outright fit, the Bills are a no-brainer. Playing alongside Allen, who possesses the best arm in the NFL, the downfield threat of Hill would be amplified to the ninth degree playing with the All-Pro passer.
If Allen was able to pass for 3,600+ yards with his top targets being Keon Coleman, Khalil Shakir, and 32-year-old Brandin Cooks, the Bills could potentially finally get over the hump with an elite talent running routes in the red, white, and blue.
Buffalo Bills to Win Super Bowl 2026
Baltimore Ravens (+650)
Rounding out the top contenders to add Hill to their roster, the Baltimore Ravens are another contending squad in desperate need of a boost at wide receiver. Having become a final resting place in the careers of former all-time greats (DeAndre Hopkins, Steve Smith Sr., Dez Bryant), the Flock could be an enticing place for Hill to play, as they have come so close to the Super Bowl in the past, but have lacked reliable receiving play.
Similar to playing for the Bills, joining the Ravens would give Hill the chance to play with two-time MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson and former Offensive Player of the Year Derrick Henry. By adding Hill to the lineup, the Ravens would have star power at every skill position, making them a threat to score on virtually every play.
If the Ravens can manage to get their defence back on track by adding Hill, their offence will be primed to perform at an all-time best, a scary thought for a team that has averaged 27-points points per game over the last three years. Expect an aggressive pitch from the Ravens as they look to complete a Super Bowl-contending roster by adding Hill to the depth chart.