Overview
- Agent Drew Rosenhaus told The Pat McAfee Show on Aug. 21 that he does not expect Tyreek Hill to sign with a team before the 2026 regular season.
- Rosenhaus said Hill recently sent video of himself running hills that shows progress but quoted Hill saying he still has work to do and is not yet ready to play.
- Hill suffered a dislocated knee and multiple torn ligaments, including an ACL, on Sept. 29, 2025, and medical timelines for this injury typically run at least nine months, making his recovery measured in many months.
- Several teams filled receiver needs late in the offseason by signing veterans such as Stefon Diggs and Keenan Allen, which reduces Hill’s immediate suitors and increases the chance he becomes an in-season target.
- Rosenhaus predicts Hill could sign midseason if healthy, with the player prioritizing a full recovery and a team positioned to contend for the Super Bowl, a move that could alter playoff races and contract structure for an aging star.