Overview
- Hill posted “I think I’m ready for some cold weather” on Wednesday after an earlier message saying it was “almost time to get off the couch and get to work,” and those posts have rapidly intensified landing‑spot talk.
- The 32‑year‑old remains an unsigned free agent after the Miami Dolphins released him on Feb. 16, 2026, and teams say any move would require a fresh medical clearance.
- Agent Drew Rosenhaus and Hill’s medical advisers have counseled a cautious timeline and suggested an in‑season comeback with doctors advising to wait until about October to resume game activity.
- Reporters and outlets are naming several cold‑weather contenders as possible fits — most prominently the Kansas City Chiefs, Green Bay Packers, Buffalo Bills and Baltimore Ravens — but all such links are unconfirmed and speculative.
- Clubs weighing Hill will balance his elite career production against recovery risk, his age and cap limits, which makes short‑term or incentive‑heavy contracts and thorough physical exams the likely path if a team signs him.