Hunt inactive, clearing the way for a backfield committee to audition behind the top backups. His inactive status creates a window for the remaining backs to showcase versatility—especially as a pass-catcher and complementary runner in this evaluative setting.

Hunt’s veteran versatility adds depth to KC’s backfield, offering a potential late-season ceiling if injuries strike. His receiving ability and familiarity with KC’s system could lead to a practical role in sub-packages, particularly in pass-heavy games or down-the-stretch scenarios.

Kareem Hunt, once a star in Kansas City, remains a key figure in the Chiefs' backfield alongside the newly acquired Elijah Mitchell and Isiah Pacheco, contributing experience and versatility to the team’s rushing attack.

Kareem Hunt brings experience to the Chiefs' running back competition but faces uncertainty as he enters his 30s and must fend off younger talent.

Kareem Hunt re-signed with the Chiefs after a strong performance last season. He trained this offseason and is expected to have a significant impact heading into training camp.