Tyreek Hill's Agent Gives Injury Update on WR Amid Knee Rehab Ahead of NFL Trade Deadline

Veteran wide receiver Tyreek Hill is hopeful of being medically cleared to play within a few weeks.

His agent, Drew Rosenhaus, said Tuesday on The Pat McAfee Show that he still has hopes on signing somewhere during the 2026 NFL season.

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Once the trade deadline passes, Hill could potentially be an option for teams that need to bolster the passing game.

The eight-time Pro Bowler is a major wild card, though, given the severity of the knee injury that has kept him out for more than a year. So much of his success was owed to his speed and acceleration out wide, and he may not possess that same explosion anymore.

Not to mention, we're already halfway through the season.

During an earlier appearance on The Pat McAfee Show , Rosenhaus said Hill's doctors suggested a comeback might have to wait until October. It's now mid-November and the veteran wideout may be another few weeks away.

The Kansas City Chiefs have been a popular choice for Hill given his previous experience with the team and the injuries to the Chiefs' receiver room. Tyquan Thornton could be sidelined for the remainder of the year, while both Rashee Rice and Xavier Worthy have picked up minor knocks.

Maybe a reunion is something Kansas City will consider.

For now, any interested suitor is waiting until Hill has the green light from his doctors before it tables a firm offer.