Kareem Hunt's journey in the NFL has been a tale of twists and turns. After bursting onto the scene with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2017, his

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce (87) quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) and running back Kareem Hunt (29) walk off the field at the halftime break during the NFL Super Bowl 59 football game against the Philadelphia Eagles,

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The Kansas City Chiefs running game last year was subpar, is it worth bringing back Kareem Hunt as the primary running back?

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce (87), quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) and running back Kareem Hunt (29) walk off the field at the halftime break during the NFL Super Bowl 59 football game against the Philadelphia Eagles,

As such, the Bengals could look to free agency for veteran help again. There, CBS Sports’ Garrett Podell suggests former Kansas City Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt as a fit for the Bengals: A successful run is analytically defined by gaining at least 40% of the yards required on first down (4 yards on a first-and-10 for example),

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce plans to play next season rather than retire. The 35-year-old Kelce had been mulling whether to return for a 13th season.

Travis Kelce is returning to the Kansas City Chiefs for the 2025 NFL season — or at least that's the way everything seems right now. Comments from Brett Veach a

Kansas City general manager Brett Veach was asked during an interview with NFL Network at the scouting combine about which version of Kelce the Chiefs could expect if he returns next year, and the executive revealed the 35-year-old tight end was not feeling himself in the lead-up to the big game.

Travis Kelce, a longtime drag on Chargers efforts, didn’t resemble himself throughout the Chiefs’ lopsided defeat in New Orleans. As if he’d gotten old overnight, Kansas City’s great tight end looked out of place on the football field. He seemed slow, and less decisive. Worse, it appeared he’d rather be playing touch football.

Kareem Hunt, Charles Omenihu, or DeAndre Hopkins. Travis Kelce became the player with the most catches in Super Bowl history (35), surpassing Jerry Rice (33). Although his brother Jason applauded the achievement, the tight end isn’t focused on records ...