News broke Wednesday morning that the Kansas City Chiefs are entertaining trade offers for Tyreek Hill. The star wide receiver has been a huge contributor to the Chiefs and was expected to land a huge contract extension in Kansas City. However, those negotiations have come to a standstill, and multiple teams throughout the league have serious offers on the table. What is the best and most likely trade for the Chiefs? Here are the top three options.

3 Best Trade Destinations For Chiefs Star WR Tyreek Hill

3. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Out of the three, this team is not one of the two vying for Hill's attention. However, I think this would be the best landing spot for the wide receiver for many reasons.

One, the team is stacked already, and Hill would make the offense virtually unstoppable. Imagine Tom Brady throwing absolute dimes to the Cheetah, while Leonard Fournette is dominating the run game. No matter what they tried, no defense would be able to slow them down.

Two, this team is the closest to winning a Super Bowl. Meanwhile, the other two are very far from it. While Hill isn't necessarily old, he isn't getting any younger. If he wants to win another Super Bowl, the time is now. That way, the 28-year-old is still in his prime and can contribute to another championship team at his peak.

2. The New York Jets

The Jets would have been lower on this list if they weren't one of the two teams involved in serious discussions with Hill. This trade will be much more beneficial for the Jets than for Hill. He is currently on a team that could easily win the Super Bowl again in the next few years.

Meanwhile, the Jets are years away from even making a decent playoff run. New York went 4-13 this season and hasn't seen the postseason tournament since 2010. Hill would be a huge boost to the Jets' rebuild, but the star receiver would have to be very patient as his new team comes together.

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1. The Miami Dolphins

The Miami Dolphins are ultimately the best-case scenario for both parties. Skill-wise, the Dolphins are roughly in the middle of the Buccaneers and the Jets.

The team experienced a similar season as the Philadelphia Eagles. In light of the “rebuild year” label, the Dolphins had a great season. Miami started 1-7 before going on a huge winning streak and finishing the regular season above .500 at 9-8. If Hill joins the Dolphins, he could be the difference between nine wins and 10 or 11 and a playoff run.

Miami gives Hill a great opportunity because of the young talent at quarterback. Tua Tagovailoa is entering his third season in the league and had a remarkable second season as the starter. He finished the regular season with 263 completions for 2,653 yards and 16 touchdowns.

Nearly half of Tua's completions went to wide receiver Jaylen Waddle. He had a breakout rookie season with 104 receptions for 1,015 yards and six touchdowns. If Hill joins the Dolphins, his game would compliment Waddle's extremely well.

Regardless of which team pens the deal with Hill, it's going to be a big check and a blockbuster trade with the Chiefs.