The Kansas City Chiefs have signed former running back Kareem Hunt to their practice squad following an injury to starting running back Isiah Pacheco, who is expected to be sidelined for six to eight weeks due to a fractured fibula. Hunt, who previously played for the Chiefs from 2017 to 2018 before being released, returns to the team after spending the last five seasons with the Cleveland Browns. In his most recent season, Hunt recorded 411 rushing yards and nine touchdowns but faced a career-low in rushing yards per carry. His signing comes as the Chiefs look to bolster their depth at the running back position, where he may compete for a starting role during Pacheco's absence. Head coach Andy Reid acknowledged the need to explore options for the running back room, indicating Hunt's familiarity with the team could be beneficial. Hunt's tumultuous past includes being released from the Chiefs following an off-field incident in 2018, but he now aims to contribute to the Chiefs' Super Bowl defense.