The Chiefs have a new offensive weapon in their arsenal, but they kept him off the field in Week 3. Kareem Hunt is back in the organization less than six years after he was unceremoniously cut following video of a domestic violence incident surfaced. Hunt served a suspension and returned to the league as a complement to Nick Chubb in Cleveland, but he returned to where it all started after Isiah Pacheco went down with a fractured leg in Week 1.
Hunt wasn't ready to play in Week 3, according to Andy Reid. Instead, rookie Carson Steele saw the bulk of carries for the Chiefs, with Samaje Perine also in the mix. Will Hunt be ready to go against the Chargers? Here's what you need to know about Hunt's status for Week 4.
MORE: Revisiting Kareem Hunt's first stint with Chiefs Will Kareem Hunt play this week? Hunt was signed to the Chiefs' active roster on Tuesday, putting him in position to potentially make his season debut against the Chargers. Do the Chiefs plan to use Hunt? Reid indicated Wednesday that the veteran will be involved in some form on Sunday. "We'll get him back into the swing of things and see how it rolls," Reid said, adding that Hunt is in "pretty good shape" as he gets up to speed.
Chiefs HC Andy Reid: RB Kareem Hunt had a good week of practice last week, he took a majority of the scout team reps and it looks like he’s in pretty good shape. The next step is getting him into the game, he’ll rotate in. We’ll see how he does.
#ChiefsKingdom The next step, Reid .
