Tyreek Hill isn’t in the playoffs for the first time in his NFL career and that has him thinking about his future. Is it in Miami or elsewhere? The speedy receiver made comments that he was done in Florida and is looking for a fresh start, but where could he end up if the Dolphins decide to move him? We’ll break down some possible landing spots and who has the best odds to land one of the fastest players in the NFL.
Las Vegas Raiders +400
The Raiders have the second-most cap space with over $107 million available in 2025. They could easily take on Hill’s contract and add to the receiving corps with Jakobi Meyers and rookie Brock Bowers. The big question is who will be the quarterback? If Las Vegas drafts a quarterback (Miami’s Cam Ward and Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders) could that entice Hill?
Washington Commanders +1200
The Commanders have one of the best young quarterbacks in Jayden Daniels and adding another deep threat could make this team a legitimate contender. Hill would have to share WR1 duties with Terry McLaurin, and if he’s willing to do that, this could be a perfect fit.
Denver Broncos +1200
Rookie Bo Nix had a sensational first season with Sean Payton despite having Courtland Sutton as his WR1. Trading for Hill would give the Broncos that deep threat who would compliment Nix’s ability to go deep. Denver is already a playoff team with a rookie QB on a cheap deal so adding a player of Hill’s caliber makes a lot of sense, especially if the Broncos want to win now.
Longshots
Green Bay Packers +4000
The Packers have one of the youngest offenses in the NFL and a solid room that includes Jayden Reed, Christian Watson and Romeo Doubs. But Watson could miss a chunk of 2025 with a knee injury while Doubs and Reed didn’t make big strides in 2024. Getting Hill would add that veteran presence, and Green Bay does have $62 million in cap space, but this franchise doesn’t usually make blockbuster trades.
Los Angeles Chargers (+5000)
The Chargers will have more than $74 million in cap space and already have a gun slinging quarterback in Justin Herbert. Hill torched the Chargers during his time with the Chiefs and would be a great fit with Jim Harbaugh’s offense. But L.A. has Ladd McConkey, who had a tremendous rookie season. Would the Chargers want two undersized receivers? At worst, Hill could help the fan base as the Chargers still struggle to gain notoriety in the region.
Tyreek Hill’s Next Team (if not Miami)
Dallas Cowboys +300
Las Vegas Raiders +400
Atlanta Falcons +500
Buffalo Bills +600
New England Patriots +800
Jacksonville Jaguars +1000
Denver Broncos +1200
Washington Commanders +1200
Kansas City Chiefs +1600
Pittsburgh Steelers +1800
Cleveland Browns +1800
Indianapolis Colts +2200
New York Giants +2500
New Orleans Saints +2500
Carolina Panthers +2800
Arizona Cardinals +3300
New York Jets +3300
Chicago Bears +3800
Green Bay Packers +4000
Seattle Seahawks +4000
Tennessee Titans +4000
