Tyreek Hill’s Latest Social Media Activity Appears To Hint At Which NFL Team He’ll Be Joining Next
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
The Kansas City Chiefs are looking to run it back with a familiar face. Now, they might turn to another one and make a run at Tyreek Hill.
Andy Reid brought back former offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy after three years. That may have convinced Travis Kelce to return for another season, and that could also be the case with Hill. Unsurprisingly, it didn’t take long before the Miami Dolphins star chimed in.
Shortly after the news broke, Hill shared a five-word post on social media. As expected, most people took that as a homecoming wish:
“EB to the chiefs hm,” Hill wrote.
EB to the chiefs hm
— Ty Hill (@cheetah) January 22, 2026
Hill has never been shy about his love for the Chiefs. In fact, he literally said he wanted to return home earlier in the month:
“Since we putting in requests I want to go home,” Hill posted.
While he didn’t mention the Chiefs specifically, it doesn’t take a detective to connect the dots here. The Dolphins are facing major uncertainty at quarterback with Tua Tagovailoa, and head coach Mike McDaniel won’t be there anymore.
As such, Hill might want to head back to Arrowhead Stadium for another shot at another Super Bowl.
Tyreek Hill Could Follow His Former Head Coach To The AFC West
Hill has already requested a trade. He later withdrew his request and returned for another season before suffering a season-ending injury.
Even so, with the Chiefs having a new GM and potentially rebuilding, he’s a prime trade candidate again.
Considering that, Jason Reed of Bolt Beat believes he could follow Coach McDaniel to the Los Angeles Chargers:
“Throwing a future late-round pick to absorb one year of Hill’s salary isn’t as bad as it seems. It wouldn’t be the full number the Dolphins are paying, and it wouldn’t come with any long-term risk. Obviously, it would be better to use that money on offensive linemen, but the Chargers could do both. This could be a way to use the cap space now without committing to a multi-year deal the team may regret,” Reed wrote.
While trading for him could come with some risks, given his age and health, it also makes perfect sense. The Chargers would absorb a cap hit of just over $20 million for a one-year rental.
He was his best version under McDaniel’s tutelage. And, with the Chargers clearly looking to make a Super Bowl run in the third year of the Jim Harbaugh era, they could look to make a huge splash in the offseason.
