Kenneth Walker III welcomes potential Tyreek Hill reunion with Chiefs: 'He's a baller'

The Kansas City Chiefs appear to be back to their dominant selves, starting the season 4-0 to set the tone for what they certainly hope is another Super Bowl run come winter.

A main argument for the "Chiefs are back" crowd revolves around Kenneth Walker III, their star running back whose short time in Kansas City after signing with them this offseason has already resulted in 500-plus rushing yards to lead the NFL .

But while Walker has been phenomenal in the first four games, the Chiefs are banged up at the receiver position, mainly with Rashee Rice leaving Week 4 with an ailment and Tyquan Thornton suffering a gruesome ankle injury in the win over the Las Vegas Raiders.

CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGE Because of this, speculation and rumors started to swirl regarding a reunion with Tyreek Hill , the speedy wide receiver who has been working out and hinted at signing with a team soon.

His agent, Drew Rosenhaus, has even said the Chiefs are among the teams he’s been in contact with.

So, how would the current Chiefs star offensive weapon feel about one of the franchise’s most explosive players returning to the Midwest? CHIEFS' TYQUAN THORNTON DIDN'T REALIZE HIS FOOT WAS POINTING THE WRONG DIRECTION AFTER GAME-CHANGING CATCH "Honestly, I just found out today.

I didn’t even know – I just found out five minutes ago it was, like, a thing," Walker told OutKick during a recent interview, where he also highlighted his partnership with Orgain.

"But, you know, I’ve seen Tyreek Hill play.

I don’t know him personally, but I’ve seen him play and he’s a baller.

"I think Coach Reid can make a playmaker of anybody he brings here." Hill is 32 years old and coming off a very serious knee injury while playing for the Miami Dolphins – the team he was traded to by the Chiefs before the 2022 season.

The eight-time Pro Bowler has been posting workout videos, and posting on social media frequently to continue stirring the pot about where he might end up next.

Despite his age and injury history, a healthy Hill on the gridiron produces explosive plays left and right.

The Chiefs make tons of sense considering head coach Andy Reid’s and offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy’s history using Hill alongside quarterback Patrick Mahomes to carve up defenses on their way to creating one of the best offenses in the modern era.

Of course, that was back in Hill’s prime, though he still possesses that speed and ability to take the top off a defense.