Speedy Ex-All-Pro WR Hints Toward Return, Possibly in AFC North?
The Pittsburgh Steelers aren’t as strapped at receiver this season as they were the last, but with all of their […]
Former NFL wide receiver Tyreek Hill, a five-time Associated Press All-Pro, has hinted at a potential return to football with the Pittsburgh Steelers, possibly in the AFC North. Hill, who is currently recovering from a severe knee injury suffered in Week 4 of the previous season, expressed his desire to play in colder weather during a recent X post.
Hill, 32, spent the initial six years of his career with the Kansas City Chiefs, amassing five seasons with over 1,100 receiving yards. During his second stint with the Miami Dolphins, Hill recorded 1,799 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns, leading the league in both categories. Prior to his injury, he had collected 265 yards and a touchdown on 21 receptions during the 2022 season.
The Steelers, who have focused primarily on their quarterback situation with Aaron Rodgers, now have a more balanced receiving corps. Roman Wilson leads the team with 114 receiving yards and a touchdown on 11 receptions through three games, followed by DK Metcalf, who has been targeted 24 times. However, Metcalf has faced a challenging period before scoring a touchdown in the most recent game.
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