Tyreek Hill has put the NFL rumor mill into overdrive again, and this time he did it with a single line on X: “I think I’m ready for some cold weather,”
That message immediately sent attention toward a handful of possible landing spots, including the Chiefs, Packers, Steelers, and Patriots. Hill, who is currently an unsigned free agent, is not on an NFL roster after a brutal 2025 regular season injury derailed his season.
Hill suffered a severe left knee dislocation while playing for Miami against the New York Jets. The injury included a torn ACL and multiple damaged knee ligaments, and it required extensive surgical repair. The Dolphins released him in February 2026.
The speculation around Hill’s next team has also pointed to a possible reunion with the Kansas City Chiefs, but the Los Angeles Rams have become the most discussed favorite to land him. That talk picked up even more after his social media post suggested he may be getting close to returning to work.
The Rams are viewed as a strong fit because of their roster situation. They need more stability at wide receiver next to Davante Adams while Puka Nacua rehabs a groin, and Hill could potentially be added on a modest contract while he continues working back to full health for the postseason.
Los Angeles has done something similar before when it signed Odell. Still, there’s one obvious complication: the Rams play in a warm-weather city, not a cold one, so Hill’s latest hint leaves the door open rather than slamming it shut.
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