One of those players is running back Kareem Hunt. Hunt was big for the Chiefs last season after being picked up. Hunt held down the running back position late in the season and did a good job.

So why is Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt, while approaching his age-30 season, so enthusiastic about this one coming up in 2025? The answer’s simple: He’s missed out on this for two years.

Several new players have come in, while others like Joe Thuney and Justin Reid have moved on, and the franchise has retained the services of several players, one being running back Kareem Hunt.

They also re-signed key contributors like Hollywood Brown and Kareem Hunt. Hunt wants to win a Super Bowl with the team that drafted him. Unfortunately for Hunt, all of the Chiefs Lomardi Trophies ...

Kansas City Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt had a bounce-back season in 2024 as he took over from the injured Isiah Pacheco to become the lead back. Totaling 782 yards (most since 2020 ...

Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt wasn’t a free agent for long before he agreed to a new deal to return to Kansas City for 2025. He says it’s all about getting done what he and his teammates didn’t get ...

Unlike most of the Kansas City Chiefs roster, Kareem Hunt doesn't know what it's like to hoist a Lombardi Trophy. The running back has only felt the heartache of a Super Bowl loss. Released by K.C ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Chiefs are bringing back Kareem Hunt on a one-year deal worth $1.5 million, according to the NFL. Hunt stepped in for an injured Isiah Pacheco last season ...