A comeback to Kansas City feels inevitable in the receiving corps

In recent weeks, speculation has mounted around Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill, who was released in mid-February due to a serious knee injury. However, sources now indicate that it appears certain the athlete will return to the team. After the Chiefs' victory over the Las Vegas Raiders, Michael Silver of The Athletic reported that the organization is "very interested" in signing Hill, stating they had expressed interest even before the game.

ESPN's Adam Schefter then tweeted that Hill's agent, Drew Rosenhaus, planned to begin discussions regarding a deal with the Chiefs on Monday. Ian Rapoport of NFL Network further suggested that it would be surprising if Hill didn't sign with the team. While the exact date remains uncertain, Hill is reportedly aiming to return in November.

The Chiefs will have several games before then, including a bye week followed by matches against the Las Vegas Raiders, Los Angeles Chargers, Seattle Seahawks, and Denver Broncos. With some injuries on the roster to be addressed, the team may look to Hill to help fill gaps in the receiving corps. Candidates like Justin Watson, Juju Smith-Schuster, and Mecole Hardman could also bolster the position. As for Hill's jersey, it is suggested that rookie running back Emmett Johnson might wear it next.