Tyreek Hill, Brandon Aiyuk's Best Landing Spots After 2026 NFL Draft

The NFL draft is in the books, which means that any team that couldn't address its needs over the weekend must do so either through the free agency market or a trade.

For teams still in need of a wide receiver, Tyreek Hill and Brandon Aiyuk stand out as potential options. Here's a look at some teams that might be interested in adding either player.

Tyreek Hill's Top Landing Spots

Tyreek Hill is coming off a devastating knee injury and is likely going to miss a chunk of the season as he recovers, but once he's healthy, plenty of teams will likely be interested.

Hill may not be able to return to the All-Pro player he once was, but he could certainly still make an impact.

Tennessee Titans

The Titans have their quarterback of the future in Cam Ward, but they're still working on building around him.

Tennessee made a splash by drafting Ohio State star receiver Carnell Tate fourth overall, and the Titans will look to him to be Ward's target for years to come. Adding Hill in the mix would give Tennessee some depth and a veteran as it continues to rebuild.

Las Vegas Raiders

The Raiders are slowly but surely putting together a strong roster.

After spending big in the offseason and drafting Fernando Mendoza first overall, Las Vegas needs a solid receiver who would be willing to sign for cheap. Hill fits the bill for the Raiders.

Kansas City Chiefs

Hill already knows the Chiefs' offense well and is comfortable playing alongside Patrick Mahomes since he spent the first six years of his career in Kansas City.

Both Hill and the Chiefs are trying to bounce back from an unfortunate season, and the two could help each other out. Not to mention, Kansas City is in need of a reliable receiver after none of its receivers recorded more than 600 yards in 2025.

Brandon Aiyuk's Top Landing Spots

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The relationship between Brandon Aiyuk and the San Francisco 49ers is unsalvageable at this point, so it seems it's only a matter of time before he's either traded or released.

Though he didn't play at all last season, Aiyuk should draw some interest.

Washington Commanders

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport noted during the draft that the Commanders are interested in Aiyuk, but are waiting on the 49ers to release him. San Francisco, however, is hoping to find a trade for Aiyuk, so Washington might have to send something over to the Niners.

Washington could be a good fit for Aiyuk for multiple reasons, one being that he played alongside Daniels at Arizona State in 2019.

Pittsburgh Steelers

The Steelers made progress addressing their receiver need by selecting Germie Bernard in the second round and Kaden Wetjen in the fourth round.

Still, picking up a proven veteran like Aiyuk might be wise since neither of those picks is a sure thing to pan out.