Stefon Diggs, Tyreek Hill, Deebo Samuel's Top Landing Spots After Jauan Jennings' Vikings Contract

The Minnesota Vikings and free agent wide receiver Jauan Jennings agreed to terms on a one-year deal, per ESPN's Adam Schefter.

A few talented wide receivers remain on the free agent market, including Stefon Diggs, Tyreek Hill and Deebo Samuel.

Here's a look at potential landing spots for the three wideouts.

Stefon Diggs

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Washington Commanders

Deebo Samuel was the Washington Commanders' No. 2 wide receiver, but there's a void at that spot after his contract expired. Diggs, who was born and raised in Maryland, could return to his home state and immediately link up with uber-talented quarterback Jayden Daniels.

The Commanders could have an in-house candidate step up as WR2, such as Antonio Williams or Luke McCaffrey. Diggs would give the team needed depth at the position, though, as Washington looks to rebound from a 5-12 season.

Houston Texans

Diggs played for the Houston Texans in 2024, catching 47 passes for 496 yards and three touchdowns in seven-plus games. Unfortunately, a torn ACL in his eighth game prematurely ended his season.

It was clear Diggs and quarterback C.J. Stroud formed a good rapport. He could return to Houston and assume WR2 duties with Nico Collins remaining the top option.

Tyreek Hill

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Kansas City Chiefs

Tyreek Hill's future landing spots come with a caveat, as he suffered a dislocated left knee and multiple torn knee ligaments against the New York Jets in late September last season.

His status for the 2026 campaign remains unclear. If he is available for at least some of next season, though, his old team, the Kansas City Chiefs, might make sense.

Hill was fantastic for the Chiefs from 2016-2021, posting a per-17 game average of 90 receptions for 1,239 yards and 11 touchdowns. Hill and quarterback Patrick Mahomes clearly formed an amazing rapport, and that could be reignited with a reunion.

Obviously, it's unclear how Hill might play after a devastating injury, and it's been five years since his Chiefs' days. Still, Kansas City could use more reinforcements at wideout, and Hill can be an answer.

Las Vegas Raiders

It's pretty clear where the Las Vegas Raiders are focusing their resources on offense. They have a No. 1 overall pick at quarterback (Fernando Mendoza), a No. 6 overall pick at running back (Ashton Jeanty) and a No. 13 overall pick at tight end (Brock Bowers). Bowers was an All-Pro in 2024 (112/1,194/5), and Jeanty just had 1,321 yards from scrimmage and 10 touchdowns in his rookie year.

Wide receiver, on paper, might be a place where there's room for improvement, although that could very well be proven wrong this season. Still, if the Raiders want to make a move, Hill's out there and would become the team's WR1.

Deebo Samuel

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Los Angeles Chargers

Deebo Samuel's best season was with the 2021 San Francisco 49ers, whose offense was led by coordinator Mike McDaniel. During that season, Samuel amassed 1,770 yards from scrimmage and 14 touchdowns on 136 touches (77/1,405/6 through the air).

McDaniel is now the Los Angeles Chargers' offensive coordinator and could have an idea or two on how to use him. That's not to say the 30-year-old Samuel will replicate those 2021 numbers, but McDaniel could be the spark leading to a productive season.

Chicago Bears

The Chicago Bears just traded D.J. Moore to the Buffalo Bills. Chicago, of course, still has talent at wideout with Rome Odunze and Luther Burden III leading the way, but Samuel could arrive and round out the top three. That would kick free agent addition (and ex-Detroit Lion) Kalif Raymond to WR4 and create fantastic depth for the team.

The Bears are on the rise after a tremendous year one under head coach Ben Johnson, who guided the team to an 11-6 record, an NFC North title and a playoff win. The talent is there to continue that rise and make a deep playoff run. Adding Samuel could be another chess piece for ascending quarterback (and Captain Clutch) Caleb Williams to use as the Bears search for their second Super Bowl.