Tyreek Hill Tied to Rams as He Rehabs Devastating Knee Injury, No Signing Reported

Analysts say the Rams could sign Hill to a modest, short-term deal and keep him inactive until late in the season if his left leg recovers.

Overview

Hill is a free agent after the Miami Dolphins released him in February 2026, a move that reduced Miami’s 2026 salary obligations by roughly $28–30 million and cleared roster space for younger receivers.
He tore his ACL and dislocated his left knee in Week 4 of 2025 and underwent surgery on Sept. 29, 2025, but Hill said in late July 2026 that he still had little power in the injured leg, making an early-season return unlikely.
Multiple outlets citing Bleacher Report’s Moe Moton have named the Los Angeles Rams the leading speculative landing spot because they can sign Hill to a low-cost deal and let him rehab without needing him for Week 1.
The proposed role for Hill would be a late-season complementary wide receiver behind Puka Nacua and Davante Adams, with the Rams hoping he could provide playoff-era big-play threat if his speed and strength return.
If a signing happens, key next steps to watch are Hill’s medical progress, any team-led physicals, the contract’s activation terms, and whether the Rams—or another contender—will formally open talks before the season.