Chiefs’ Next Team Market Still Points to Tyreek Hill Return to KC, Despite Falling Odds
Chiefs weigh deadline options
The Chiefs are expected to be buyers at wide receiver before the November 10 trade deadline. Injuries have sidelined Rashee Rice and Tyquan Thornton for stretches, while Kansas City is also seeking a healthy receiver who can play the X position.
ESPN’s Ian Rapoport said he expects the team to have discussions about acquiring a receiver. If the Chiefs do not find one before the deadline, reports say Hill could be a fallback option.
Hill’s market shifts
Kalshi’s market gives Hill a 28% chance of joining Kansas City this season. Roughly two weeks earlier, the figure was 67%, although the Chiefs remain the leading team option for him.
Health and discipline concerns
Retirement is the only option listed ahead of Kansas City in the market. Rapoport has also said Hill is not yet healthy enough to play.
Key points
- The Chiefs are expected to pursue a wide receiver before the November 10 trade deadline.
- Kalshi puts Hill’s chance of rejoining Kansas City at 28%, down from 67% roughly two weeks earlier.
- Retirement is the only option ahead of Kansas City in Hill’s next-team market.
- Hill is recovering from a dislocated left knee and torn ACL and could face NFL discipline.