Insider names new AFC team as Tyreek Hill's second-likeliest landing spot

If healthy, Tyreek Hill will certainly add an element to Buffalo's offense

If he can indeed come back and be anything near what he was before his injury, Hill would certainly be a welcome addition to the Bills offense. Hill could give Allen a true downfield threat that he has often not had while being Buffalo's quarterback. 

The Bills' leading receiver through four weeks is tight end Dalton Kincaid with 270 yards. Wide receiver Keon Coleman is closely behind with 217, but Coleman is more of a possession receiver, rather than a run-down-the-field and create-separation type of receiver.

Buffalo also has Khalil Shakir and DJ Moore, but Shakir has not been his usual self so far this season and Moore has been dealing with injuries.

What did Tyreek Hill look like pre-injury?

In his last full season in 2024, Hill caught 81 passes for 959 yards and six touchdowns. Last season, he hauled in 21 catches for 265 yards with a touchdown in four games before being injured.

That gives him a total of 1,224 yards and seven touchdowns in roughly 21 games, an average of 58.3 yards per game and a touchdown about every seven games. While those numbers don't jump off the page, it is productive enough to be something that the Bills could use.

Where would Tyreek Hill choose to go?

It's hard to envision a world where Hill chooses Buffalo over Kansas City, the place where he became one of the top receivers in the league, made a name for himself and won a Super Bowl. 

It will be intriguing to see where Hill decides to sign and just how healthy and impactful he could potentially be for the remainder of the season if he were to sign somewhere.