Analyst Teases All-Pro Fit For Bills and Josh Allen
All-Pro wide receiver Tyreek Hill has been a thorn in the Buffalo Bills side for close to a decade now. Whether it's his time with the Kansas City Chiefs or recently with the Miami Dolphins, the Bills have had major trouble trying to lock up the deep threat.
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Could that come to an end? Would Buffalo be interested in simply bringing in the player they can't stop to their team?
As Hill's off-field problems continue to grow in South Florida, there are analysts who believe the star could be on his last legs with the Dolphins. As Miami transitions to a retooling effort, they may look to get rid of the high-priced talent they have held in recent years.
Hill could be one of those names on the move.
And the Bills are a team who would be highly interested if they can get Miami to the negotiating table.
"The contenders that should at least ponder whether Hill can help get them over the top include the Ravens, Texans, Chargers, and 49ers. (The Bills should think about it, too. However, the Dolphins may not be interested in helping Buffalo get back to a Super Bowl.), PFT's Mike Florio wrote.the call.
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Our thoughts? Once you include the $25.85 million fully guaranteed contract?
This is a Florio Fantasy.
Buffalo hasn't had a top receiving target on their team since they traded Stefon Diggs away to the Houston Texans. Hill, like Diggs, is a very outspoken individual, but plays the position in a way that Buffalo hasn't had on their roster.
If Miami is willing to part ways, and they don't care about an inter-divisional trade, then Buffalo - even with Tyreek's baggage - should absolutely explore options. … but that would likely mean Miami paying some of the freight while giving away the player..
Related: Can Bills' 'Borderline Elite' Roster Claim Super Bowl Glory?
Related: Bills' Elijah Moore Offers 'Pretty' Josh Allen Scouting Report
This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 2, 2025, where it first appeared.
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