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0 Share Newsweek is a Trust Project member See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Versatile playmaker Taysom Hill is saying goodbye to the New Orleans Saints after nearly a decade with the team, so he will don a new uniform this season.
Hill has been known as a "Swiss Army knife" for all the different positions he has played over the years in New Orleans. That includes quarterback, tight end, running back/fullback, wide receiver, kick return and special teams coverage.
Any team could benefit from the nine-year veteran, who holds two unique NFL records. He has the record for the most touchdowns without a turnover by a quarterback in one season from 2019. Hill is also became the only player to achieve 1,000 yards for passing, rushing and receiving in the Super Bowl era.
Overall, Hill has 2,426 yards passing, 2,551 yards rushing and 1,034 yards rushing amid 57 total touchdowns. He also has 19 tackles.
Here are the best landing spots for Hill.
This destination makes sense for Hill since former Saints offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael is on staff with the Bills. That helps give Hill and in to work into the offense, and the Bills certainly could find creative was to utilize him and take some pressure off of quarterback Josh Allen.
Why not a reunion with former Saints head coach Sean Payton, who dubbed Hill the "Swiss Army knife" back in the day. The Broncos head coach could use Hill in many similar ways again, and he could fill a need at tight end. It also wouldn't hurt to have more quarterback insurance behind Bo Nix.
Niners head coach Kyle Shanahan and company could have fun with Hill. Shanahan could utilize Hill all over the field, which could take pressure off of key players such as running back Christian McCaffrey and tight end George Kittle. It also give the 49ers depth behind quarterback Brock Purdy with a trick play or two up Shanahan’s sleeve.
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