What Tyreek Hill meant by “I want to go home”
Part of the intrigue is that “home” can point in two obvious directions.
Hill became a superstar with the Kansas City Chiefs, so a reunion is the first place minds go, but he is also a Georgia native, which is why the Atlanta Falcons chatter popped immediately too.
Since we putting in request I want to go home 😎 https://t.co/2708WBsrUE
— Ty Hill (@cheetah) January 15, 2026
Why the timing feels louder than the tweet itself
This is happening while Miami has been reshaping the top of the organization, including the hire of Jon-Eric Sullivan as general manager and the firing of Mike McDaniel, and Hill has been posting vague reactions around the team’s changes.
Hill is working back from a devastating knee injury that included a dislocated knee and a torn ACL among other ligament damage, and league reporting has suggested Miami could move on before the 2026 league year begins.
🚨JUST IN: Legendary #NFL wide receiver Tyreek Hill admits that he could return to Kansas City and the #Chiefs this offseason.
— MLFootball (@MLFootball) January 8, 2026
“We’ll see what happens in the offseason…”
Hill was extremely close with his QB, Patrick Mahomes & they won an SB together.
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If Hill does hit the market, he would bring a resume that still turns heads, including being an eight time Pro Bowler.
This past season, the 31-year-old recorded just 21 receptions for 265 yards and one touchdown, the first time in his 10-year career that he's recorded less than six touchdowns in a season. Of course, he only played four games, and prior to that, the least amount of games he'd played in a season was 12.
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