Tyreek Hill Next Team Odds – One Team Has Become a HEAVY Favorite
By Ryan Potts in NFL News
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- Tyreek Hill is favored to return to Kansas City
- The Bills and Ravens are jockeying for second place
- Continue reading for Tyreek Hill’s next team odds
After four tumultuous seasons in Miami, Tyreek Hill’s Dolphins’ tenure is over, and he is a free agent. While any team could go after the five-time All-Pro, a trio of AFC contenders lead the way according to both DraftKings Sportsbook and the prediction site Kalshi.
The table below lists the “yes” contract prices for the top-ten favorites at Kalshi (plus the equivalent moneyline price), compares against the odds at DraftKings.
Tyreek Hill Next Teams Odds
The Chiefs are the sizable favorite at both Kalshi and DraftKings, though bettors can currently get a slightly better price at DK (+150 compared to the equivalent of +122 at Kalshi). Indeed, Kalshi only has better odds for one of the top-ten teams: “yes” on the Eagles is trading at just 1¢ (equivalent to a +9900 moneyline) at Kalshi, while Philadelphia is listed at +1600 at DraftKings.
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The Favorites to Sign Tyreek Hill
Kansas City Chiefs
Hill spent his first six seasons in Kansas City. The Chiefs took him in the fifth round of the 2016 NFL Draft. As a Chief, Hill compiled 479 catches for 6,630 yardsds and 56 touchdowns. He made three All-Pro teams and six Pro Bowls. Hill ranks fourth in franchise history in catches and receiving touchdowns while being fifth in yards.
In his Chiefs’ tenure, Hill and the Chiefs won Super Bowl 54. With Hill potentially back in the fold, the Chiefs would be among the favorites for Super Bowl 61 odds.
Buffalo Bills
Tied for second in odds on DraftKings, the combination of Josh Allen and Hill would be the real-life version of Madden. Allen has one of the strongest arms in NFL history, and Hill’s reputation as a deep threat is nearly unmatched in NFL history. The only concern would be Hill’s age (32 in March) and devastating leg injury in 2025.
Since the departure of Stefon Diggs, the Bills have sorely missed a No. 1 wide receiver, particularly in playoff losses to the Chiefs and Broncos in the last two seasons. Hill, while not at his peak, would offer a vertical element to a largely horizontal Buffalo passing offense.
Baltimore Ravens
Unlike the Chiefs and Bills, the Ravens have yet to have a top-10 wide receiver while employing their MVP quarterback. If Hill returned to even modest form, he would be a shoo-in for most talented receiver in Ravens’ history.
Given that Lamar Jackson has won two MVPs without an elite wide receiver, a weapon as dynamic as Hill would likely propel Jackson to being the favorite in the 2026 NFL MVP odds.
Under the Radar Teams in Tyreek Hill Odds
LA Chargers
If Hill wants to exact any sort of revenge on the Chiefs, the Chargers would be a prime option. Extremely underpriced on DraftKings (+1200) compared to Kalshi (implied odds of +163), it could be worth a wager on Hill taking his talents to the west coast.
The Chargers have a bevy of slot-type wide receivers, but they have not had an elite deep threat to pair with Justin Herbert. Hill, even in a compromised state, would be the best deep threat to utilize with a quarterback as talented as Herbert. Hill would be a terrific change-of-pace compared to Ladd McConkey.
San Francisco 49ers
After the extremely loud breakup with Brandon Aiyuk, the 49ers have a need for a No. 1 wide receiver. Hill would be the most dynamic weapon Kyle Shanahan has had at his disposal since ascending to being the 49ers’ head coach. While he would not be peak Hill, Shanahan would likely get the most out of Hill among any NFL play caller.
Denver Broncos
Similar to the Chargers’ angle, Hill could exact some solid revenge on the Chiefs by joining the reigning AFC West champs. The Broncos have a solid deep threat in Marvin Mims, but Hill – even coming off a serious injury – is still likely a superior option. Hill would likely be the best deep threat Sean Payton has had in his entire coaching career, competing with Brandin Cooks for the top spot.
Ryan Potts is a veteran football and baseball content creator. He was previously a credentialed NFL media member, covering the draft, bombine, and Super Bowl. He has been featured on Atlanta sports talk radio and Arizona student radio. Ryan is a journalism graduate from the University of Arizona.
