Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals have walked out of Arrowhead Stadium both elated and dejected over the years. Most of the time it has been January, and they have been playing the Kansas City Chiefs for a spot in the Super Bowl.

Six years after releasing Kareem Hunt in the middle of the season, the Kansas City Chiefs have signed the veteran running back to their practice squad. The Chiefs were looking for help at running back after starter Isiah Pacheco broke his fibula in last week's game against the Cincinnati Bengals.

The return of Kareem Hunt to the Kansas City Chiefs brings back nostalgia for both the good and bad times from his first tenure. He's older and wiser and has more than a familiarity with the franchise and its culture.

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

The Kansas City Chiefs surprised the football world by welcoming back former draft pick and Pro Bowler Kareem Hunt. The veteran running signed a practice squad contract on Tuesday as additional insurance following the Week 2 injury to Isiah Pacheco.

With an urgent need to fill the slot of injured rusher Isiah Pacheco, the Kansas City Chiefs are returning to a familiar face, signing running back Kareem Hunt to the practice squad Tuesday, according to multiple reports.

Hunt led the NFL in rushing yards with 1,327 as a rookie and will re-join Kansas City after being gone for six years

A person familiar with the decision says the Kansas City Chiefs are signing Kareem Hunt to their practice squad.

Kareem Hunt is back where his career began. Per multiple reports, Hunt is signing with the Chiefs practice squad. It was reported on Monday that Hunt would be taking a visit with Kansas City today. Hunt,