The Kansas City Chiefs are actively pursuing a reunion with Tyreek Hill after injuries struck their receiving corps during a recent game against the Las Vegas Raiders.

Following the Chiefs' 30-27 victory, both Rashee Rice and Tyquan Thornton exited the game due to injuries. Rice suffered a hamstring strain in the second quarter, which could keep him sidelined for several weeks, while Thornton, who had an impressive 111 yards and two touchdowns, is out indefinitely due to a dislocated ankle.

The Athletic reports that the Chiefs have expressed their interest in bringing back Hill, who played for the team from 2016 to 2021. The team has reached out to Hill's agent, Drew Rosenhaus, to discuss the possibility of a return.

During his time with the Chiefs, Hill established himself as one of the NFL's most dynamic players, earning six Pro Bowl selections and three All-Pro nods. A highlight of his career was his crucial 44-yard catch in Super Bowl LIV, which sparked a comeback victory against the San Francisco 49ers.

After being traded to the Miami Dolphins in 2022, Hill continued his success, securing two additional All-Pro honors. However, he faced challenges in 2024 with a wrist injury and missed the final 13 games of 2025 due to a severe knee injury. Hill is currently aiming for a November return.

Chiefs players, including Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, have expressed their support for Hill's potential return. Mahomes remarked, "I have no idea if that would happen, but it'd be pretty cool," while Kelce added, "He's a brother. I'd love to have 'The Cheetah' back in this building." The excitement surrounding Hill's possible comeback continues to grow as the Chiefs navigate their injury challenges.