Tyreek Hill could join Chiefs, Ravens, or Commanders before training camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 5, 2026, 3:21 AM
Last updated Jul 5, 2026
Tyreek Hill remains unsigned as training camps approach. The eight-time Pro Bowler, known for his strong career stats and accolades, is a potential target for three NFL teams. The Kansas City Chiefs may consider bringing him back, while the Baltimore Ravens seek playmaking ability for their offense. The Washington Commanders want to solidify their receiving corps with Hill, addressing concerns in their current lineup. Each team faces a decision on Hill's fit and health following an injury.
- •Tyreek Hill has 11,363 career receiving yards and 90 touchdowns.
- •Chiefs are considering Hill despite his injury history and age.
- •Ravens aim to enhance their receiving options for Lamar Jackson.
- •Commanders need to strengthen their wide receiver depth for the upcoming season.
- •Training camps are approaching, increasing urgency for teams to act.
- 3:21 AMYahoo Sports — Tyreek Hill Landing Spots: 3 NFL Teams That Could Pursue the 8-Time Pro Bowler Before Training Camp
"Despite being named to eight Pro Bowls, earning First-Team All-Pro honors five times, totaling 11,363 career receiving yards and 90 touchdowns, and ranking as PFN’s No. 1 wide receiver just two seasons ago, Tyreek Hill remains unsigned late into the NFL offseason.
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