Jets consider signing Taysom Hill as training camp approaches
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 3:43 AM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
The New York Jets are exploring the possibility of signing Taysom Hill, a versatile offensive player who recently announced he will not return to the New Orleans Saints. Hill, who has accumulated $62.9 million in career earnings, has a unique skill set and a history with Jets coaching staff, which could facilitate the signing. The team has expressed interest in adding a player who can fill multiple roles, enhancing their offensive options ahead of the new season. Negotiations may take place during training camp as Hill seeks to continue his career with a new franchise.
- •Taysom Hill is a free agent after leaving the Saints.
- •He has played in 118 NFL games with a unique skill set.
- •Hill has experience as a quarterback, running back, and more.
- •Head coach Aaron Glenn and special teams coordinator Chris Banjo have ties to Hill.
- •Jets might pursue Hill to enhance their offensive capabilities.
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