Kansas City #Chiefs head coach Andy Reid praises Carson Steele’s week of practice after not elevating Kareem Hunt | @EdEastonJr

After rookie Kingsley Suamataia was benched late in the fourth quarter in favor of Wanya Morris, Andy Reid was noncommittal about KC's left tackle plan.

Hunt got his start with the Chiefs after they selected him in the third round of the 2017 NFL Draft. He ran for a league-high 1,327 rushing yards and eight touchdowns during his rookie season. In November 2018, however, the Chiefs released him after a video surfaced that showed Hunt pushing and kicking a woman on the ground.

The Kansas City Chiefs will give rookie Carson Steele the first opportunity to take over Isiah Pacheco’s early-down role after the running back was injured Sunday night against the Cincinnati Bengals.

While Hunt gets acclimated to his new teammates and the playbook, rookie fullback Carson Steele is expected to start against the Falcons.

The attention to Kareem Hunt's return to the Kansas City Chiefs has momentarily made many forget that a running back is urgently needed to play against the Atlanta Falcons this Sunday. Hunt isn't ruled out as an option,

Running back Kareem Hunt, who signed with the Chiefs signed to their practice squad earlier this week, will not play in Sunday night's game against the Falcons, coach Andy Reid said Friday.

Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said newly acquired running back Kareem Hunt will remain on the team’s practice squad as he returns to football shape after signing with the team earlier this week.

It's no secret that Hunt can still be effective in the NFL, so the Chiefs want to make sure he's 100% ready before touching the field. Over the last five seasons with the Clevelan