What happens next is up to Hill. He turns 36 in August but still has the tools, and there are enough contenders with plenty of creativity to suit his skill set.

Taysom Hill is saying goodbye to New Orleans — but not to football. The former New Orleans Saints quarterback posted on social media Wednesday that he will not return to the Saints this season, though he stopped short of announcing his retirement.

Taysom Hill leaves New Orleans as the only Super Bowl era player with 1,000 career passing, rushing, and receiving yards in a heartfelt farewell.

Taysom Hill is officially moving on from the New Orleans Saints. Hill announced he is not going to return to the team he spent the last nine years playing for.

New Orleans Saints tight end Taysom Hill posted on social media Wednesday, thanking the organization, city of New Orleans, and Saints fans for his tenure with the team.

'New Orleans, you will always hold a special place in our hearts, and we will always be cheering you on.'

With Taysom Hill in free agency, Sean Payton says the Broncos will check in on Hill.

Taysom Hill — announced Wednesday via a social media post that while he's unsure about his NFL future, he would not be returning to the Saints. Hill's thank-you post ended a Saints playing career that often touched mythological proportions between 2017,

Taysom Hill has confirmed he will not return to the New Orleans Saints, ending his nine-year spell with the NFL franchise while leaving his future in football uncertain.According to ESPN,

Hill is the only player in the Super Bowl era to gain at least 1,000 yards passing, rushing and receiving in his career.