A strike against the "cap isn't real" folks for sure on this. With that said, it's kind of insane that the Chiefs somehow escaped any real negative consequences for Hill's allegations, got prime performance years supporting an offensive juggernaut, then got real draft compensation on the trade for him as he got more expensive and older (only 28 still of course). That's just impressive
Definitely makes Miami scarier in the short term, and I don't think this is as bad for Miami as others do. Makes a ton of sense for KC, they need as much cost controlled talent as they can get with that Mahomes contract and their stars and scrubs esque strategy, - they're a lot less scary on offense without Hill demanding double coverage, threatening 50+ yard receptions, and bailing out some of the bad throws Mahomes can make, but I also don't know how long such a speed focused WR is going to maintain that edge. So much of what makes Tyreek terrifying from an opposing player's perspective is that sight of him just getting huge separation from a DB at any moment - those rare jets. Miami's big issue is QB which is fair, but they had either struck out on acquiring a better QB or resigned themselves to this not being the year to do so (giving up this draft capital for a player like Jimmy G or Baker seems like it'd be a worse move and maybe a bit presumptive). A player like Hill both helps cover up some less than precise QB play and also makes it a lot easier for other targets to find spots to succeed...which should make Tua's life easier. I think it is banking a lot on Tua as if he bombs, they probably do go to the draft to fix it and waste a lot of this investment or use next year's pick to try and snag a starter caliber QB from somewhere, but I've seen worse plans for sure.
I can see the argument that KC should have held as Mahomes also has a window and the offense is much less scary without Hill, but truly elite QBs can really drag an offense far even without an abundance of skill position players around them. KC had spent really aggressively for years at this point and this was probably the best way to get out of that jail and get compensation for it.
I do find it kind of interesting Miami went for a big GFIN move with Buffalo loading up and New England still being very competitive - guessing Grier and Ross are rather motivated to make their decision on Flores look like the right one.