REPORT: Jets & Dolphins Have Blockbuster ‘Trades In Place’ To Acquire Tyreek Hill

Tyreek Hill is certainly on his way out of town in Kansas City after the Chiefs informed him he could seek a trade once contract talks stalled out.

Adam Schefter reports both the Jets and the Dolphins have trades in place for Chiefs WR Tyreek Hill. He says now Hill gets to decide where he wants to play.

Connor Hughes reported earlier he was told “the ball is in [Hill’s] court” regarding a trade. Schefter says Hill is “torn.”

Sources: Jets and Dolphins both now have trades in place for the soon-to-be former Chiefs’ WR Tyreek Hill. The question now becomes where Hill wants to become the highest-paid WR in NFL history. Once he decides, the trade is expected to happen; for now, Hill is said to be “torn.”

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 23, 2022

Everything I know right now, per sources: #Jets are in on this. They’ve been told it’s them or #Dolphins.

Hill has a say in this — NYJ or MIA. Packages very similar. “Ball is in his court,” per source.

NYJ see him as key to turning O around, perfect fit

Will he pick NY?

— Connor Hughes (@Connor_J_Hughes) March 23, 2022

Aaron Wilson added earlier that the asking price is expected to be around two first-round picks.

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Chiefs expected to seek two first-round draft picks and more in exchange for Tyreek Hill, per league sources, after contract talks reached an impasse. It was expected to come in at $21.75 million, but price expected to be even higher on an extension

— Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) March 23, 2022

The 28-year-old is entering a contract year with the Chiefs, the final year of a three-year, $54 million extension he signed in 2019. He was seeking a substantial raise in the wake of 2022 free agency, which reset the receiver market because of several deals that included what the Raiders gave Davante Adams. Kansas City has offered the former Super Bowl champion an extension that would make him one of the game’s highest-paid at his position, but he wants to be the highest-paid.

Kansas City appears to be preparing for his exit, recently signing former Steelers starter JuJu Smith-Schuster.