Tyreek Hill agent expects NFL contract signing in coming days

Tyreek Hill stands on the verge of returning to the NFL after missing months as a free agent, with his agent Drew Rosenhaus telling ESPN that he expects the wide receiver to sign a contract with a team in the coming days. Hill has been without a team since February 2026, when the Miami Dolphins released him following a severe knee injury and multiple ligament tears sustained in September 2025 against the New York Jets.

Rosenhaus Seeks Swift Deal with Chiefs as Option

Drew Rosenhaus plans to open formal discussions regarding a deal and expects a swift agreement, according to his statement to ESPN. Among the potential destinations for the 32-year-old receiver are the Kansas City Chiefs. The urgency for the Chiefs intensified during a recent 30-27 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders, a game in which wide receiver Tyquan Thornton dislocated his left ankle.

History in Kansas City

Hill played his first six NFL seasons with the Chiefs, earning three First-Team All-Pro selections during that span. Under head coach Andy Reid, he won the first of his three career Super Bowls in Kansas City. During those initial six seasons, his elite speed earned him the nickname “Cheetah” across the entire league. He subsequently joined the Miami Dolphins via a trade ahead of the 2022 season before the serious knee and ligament injuries last September led to his release earlier this year.

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