The Miami Dolphins have acquired WR Tyreek Hill from the Kansas City Chiefs for five draft picks.

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Hill wanted out and got his wish. He strengthens the Dolphins wideout corps but takes a notable drop in quarterback with either Tua or Teddy under center. There is also the question of how good Miami's offensive line is even after adding Terron Armstead.

The Chiefs are almost a lock to add to their wide receiver room with either top 50 pick from the Dolphins or their own first rounder. Kansas City is also meeting with Marquez Valdes-Scantling. He is nowhere near Hill in terms of talent, but MVS has excellent speed.

Chiefs WR Tyreek Hill (heel) was a full participant Wednesday.

Hill was not himself for parts of K.C.'s Super Wild Card win, so it is good to see him already a full participant.

Chiefs HC Andy Reid told reporters Friday that RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire (shoulder) will not play Super Wild Card Sunday against the Steelers. Reid expects RB Darrel Williams (toe) and Tyreek Hill (heel) to play.

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Once CEH could not give it a go Wednesday at practice, his fate appeared sealed. Look for a mixture of the three Chiefs backs Sunday against an okay Steelers rush defense.

Chiefs’ WR Tyreek Hill, CB Rashad Fenton and TE Blake Bell are being placed on Reserve/COVID.

Schefter called Kansas City, "this week’s hot spot." This is obviously something to monitor as you likely have a Chief on your roster if you're still playing meaningful fantasy games at this point. Schefter went on to say other players are likely coming, but as one source said, “it’s a mess,” according to Schefter's tweet. TE Travis Kelce is already on the list as well as K Harrison Butker.

Chiefs WR Tyreek Hill (quad) is questionable for Week 7's game at the Tennessee Titans.

Hill is having his practice reps limited for gameday and this week is no different.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill missed Thursday's practice with a quad injury.

Hill missed the first two practices of the week with the injury but is fully expected to play this weekend against the Tennessee Titans. Tyreek had a similar practice schedule in the lead-up to Week 6, with multiple missed practices before ultimately suiting up and having a big day. This is a situation to monitor, but fantasy managers should remain optimistic regarding his status. Likely to draw the questionable tag but is expected to play this weekend, Hill will be productive even if he sees his snaps reduced again. He is our third-ranked receiver for Week 7.

Chiefs HC Andy Reid told reporters Wednesday that WR Tyreek Hill (quad) would not practice.

This is expected as Hill is going to log as few reps at practice as possible prior to each week's game.

Chiefs WR Tyreek Hill (quad) is questionable for Week 6 against the Washington Football Team.

Hill is going to be allowed as much time to rest during the week as possible. He is expected to play against one of the worst defenses in football.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill missed his second straight practice with a quad injury.

Tyreek picked up the quad injury against the Bills during Sunday Night Football and has been unable to take the practice field. He will likely need to get some work in tomorrow to be cleared to play, so this is a situation for fantasy managers to monitor closely. Tyreek is currently our second ranked receiver for Week 6.

The Chiefs used a lot of multiple tight end formations during Reid's early seasons. From 2014 through 2017, they were in the NFL's top 10 every season in number of plays out with three tight end personnel groupings. They led the league in that category in 2016.

But the Chiefs since moved away from those formations as they improved at wide receiver, adding first Tyreek Hill and later Sammy Watkins and Mecole Hardman. They used no three tight end formations in either 2018 or 2019 and though they did use two tight ends on occasion, Travis Kelce was on his own a lot in terms of his position.

That will change this season.

Related players: Blake Bell, Noah Gray, Jody Fortson

The story said the Chiefs may not always use all four TEs at one time, but they have tinkered with it in practice and the preseason, especially close to the goal line. And, they've had success with it, scoring a TD against the Vikings in the preseason. Four TEs on the field would obviously be bad news for Hill owners because it would mean he's not on the field in those situations. Gray could be a player to keep an eye on as he's the team's fifth round pick from this year's NFL Draft.