The Kansas City Chiefs are dialing up a bit of nostalgia, bringing back former offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy and convincing Travis Kelce to stick around for another season. The missing piece? Reuniting with Tyreek Hill in free agency, a move that would bring the band back together.
Hill, who has hinted at a return during his time with the Miami Dolphins, is now a free agent. Despite coming off a significant injury and being in the latter stages of his prime, he’s still a hot commodity.
Bleacher Report's Kristopher Knox suggests the Baltimore Ravens might also be in the mix for Hill:
"Hill is a seasoned vet and a borderline Hall of Famer who will command defensive attention if he's even close to 100 percent. Taking a swing on him would make sense for a team with playoff aspirations like the Kansas City Chiefs or Baltimore Ravens," Knox noted.
While Hill may not be the same electrifying player on track to shatter the 2,000 receiving yards mark, his speed and skill still make him a formidable threat. His history with Andy Reid and rapport with Patrick Mahomes make him an ideal fit for the Chiefs.
However, the Ravens could be an enticing option, possibly offering a better shot at a Super Bowl run. If they're ready to match the Chiefs' offer, Hill might be tempted to chase another ring in Baltimore.