The post of ball carrier for the Kansas City chiefs is one of the most intriguing groups to monitor the rest of the pre-season while the organization closes the training camp in St. Joseph, Missouri on Wednesday.
Isiah Pacheco, Kareem Hunt, Elijah Mitchell, Brashard Smith, Carson Steele and Michael Wiley newly signed are in a fierce battle for list points, and it would be a surprise for the franchise to keep more than four backs to prohibit a design of injuries.
This is what makes the news on Wednesday about Hunt all the more surprising. Unfortunately, the 30 -year -old back suffers from a kind of disease.
Kareem Hunt has a quadruple bruise.
– Pete Sweeney (@pgsween) August 13, 2025
RB KAREEM HUNT chefs do not participate in the final day of the training camp
As @ChiefBlitz noted on X (formerly known as Twitter), Hunt had no helmet on Wednesday and was seen working on the sidelines with trainers. The team then provided an update, saying that Hunt was released with a quad contusion. This is the first time that we have seen Hunt to have a problem at the camp, so it’s a precarious timing with the second pre-season match to come on Friday.
The place of Hunt’s list is apparently sure, although its role in the field is not. The recruit Smith pushes him to clichés third despite the frustration of the Dave Toub special team coordinator, and this juvenile energy could be a problem for hunting.
After a long trip, Hunt returned to the organization that drafted it in mid-season in 2024, becoming the characteristic while Pacheco recovered from an ankle injury. He led the team on yards from scratch with 904 and seven TDs, suggesting that there are still juice in the tank.
He is not the player he was during his recruit campaign in 2017 when he directed the League in a precipitation park (1,327), but he is still a productive player anyway. If Hunt can be used in a moderate role instead of a primary, it could be one of the best backs by Touch in the NFL next year. If the offense is based on him in the same way as she did last year, problems could arise.
The age of Hunt (30) is notable for runners, because it is generally at the time when mileage catches them and production falls. Hunt has 1,230 races to his credit with 249 catches, which is a lot of mileage for a type of type player.
If he does not have the agility of his youth and suddenly begins to undergo wounds, Hunt may not be long for the franchise. Hoping that Hunt Wednesday training is just an anomaly and not a sign of things to come.
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