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Tyreek Hill still isn’t happy with the Miami Dolphins. He even already requested a trade from the team this past offseason. While that demand was later rescinded after it appeared the Dolphins had no interest in parting with their All-Pro receiver, starting Week 1 with a 25-point loss has sparked a new batch of trade rumors.
Hill missed the playoffs last season for the first time in his nine-year career. After starting with a loss, his patience could be running thin in Miami. If so, which teams could make sense for the speedy receiver known as ‘Cheetah’?
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The Arizona Cardinals may not be ready to make an all-in move this season. However, after starting the season with a win, getting off to a hot start could lead to an aggressive move by the front office. If so, upgrading the talent around Kyler Murray could remain a priority. Plus, pairing Marvin Harrison Jr with another weapon would make life a lot easier on the second-year pro.
Now that Geno Smith is leading the offense, the Las Vegas Raiders can have some extremely productive passing performances. Though, their upside is a bit limited by a lack of proven receivers. That would change with Hill helping pull attention away from Brock Bowers and Ashton Jeanty, giving the Raiders a triple threat that few teams could keep up with.
Aaron Rodgers helps make the Pittsburgh Steelers an attractive landing spot for any pass-catcher. His ability to deliver the ball where only his pass-catchers can retrieve it is second-to-none. Plus, the Steelers have a need for a second playmaker, and Hill’s ability to stretch the field could be a game-changer in Pittsburgh.
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Any Tyreek Hill trade list has to start with the Kansas City Chiefs. It’s the team where he’s had the most success. Plus, if the Dolphins make an in-season trade, the Chiefs make the most sense thanks to Hill’s pre-existing chemistry with Patrick Mahomes. Plus, the 31-year-old likely wants to join a contender, and what better destination than the place he’s already won a Super Bowl?
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