The Kansas City Chiefs should want to address the running back position in the 2025 NFL Draft. The Chiefs did not have a run game all of last season, and if they want to be serious contenders in 2025, they will need to have the run game be effective.
We're getting closer to the Kansas City Chiefs kicking off their quest for Super Bowl LX. With a few days left until the Chiefs' first day of their offseason workout program, Chiefs star QB Patrick Mahomes gathered with a fresh batch of teammates for another throwing session in Texas.
The Kansas City Chiefs as a unit ranked 22nd in the National Football League last season in average rushing yards per game with 105.3. Going into the new season, the front office has made what they feel are necessary moves to boost the ground game going into next season.
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One of the most pressing issues for the Kansas City Chiefs this past season was their inconsistent ground game. While the Chiefs have the luxury of having Patrick Mahomes on their roster to throw the ball up and down the field, even he needs a quality ground game.
Kansas City Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco was set to have another productive season in 2024, but just two games in, he suffered a leg injury that would see him sit out a large chunk of the season.
The Kansas City Chiefs need a long-term answer at running back. Isiah Pacheco, Kareem Hunt, and Elijah Mitchell are all under contract for the upcoming season, but none of them are locked in beyond 2025.
The Kansas City Chiefs saw their starting running back, Isiah Pacheco, go down with an injury last season, which kept him out for a big chunk of the year.
Kansas City is likely to have a crowded running back room this season, but the head coach still believes in his starter. The Kansas City Chiefs’ starting running back Isiah Pacheco missed nine games of the 2024 season with a fractured fibula, allowing the team to bring Kareem Hunt back for the first time since his 2018 release.
The Kansas City Chiefs want to address their team's problems from last season, and make sure they do not go into the 2025 season with the same problems.
The Kansas City Chiefs finished the regular season averaging the 11th-fewest rushing yards per game of any team in the National Football League. Had they averaged one yard fewer per game, they would have been one of the bottom 10 teams in the league in the category this past season.
Isiah Pacheco, Kareem Hunt and newcomer Elijah Mitchell share a lot in common. Their most common thread appears to be returning from injuries with a unique desire to do whatever is necessary to vault the Chiefs back to the Super Bowl.
The Kansas City Chiefs did not exactly have a great rushing attack this past season, and much of that had to do with the fact that Isiah Pacheco missed considerable time.
While Kansas City’s social media team was publicly sharing birthday wishes to Isiah Pacheco over the weekend, news emerged that the Chiefs privately have shared less-than-cheery news with their fourth-year running back.
The Kansas City Chiefs have a lot to think about going into next season. There are rumors that they're hesitant to give their running back Isiah Pacheco a contract extension this off-season due to his health.
The Kansas City Chiefs finished the season with a 17-3 record, including the postseason. Kansas City entered the postseason as the No. 1 seed in the AFC with a 15-2 record.
The Chiefs could be days away from winning their third straight NFL championship. Philadelphia, whom they beat in Super Bowl LVII, should have something to say about that, so look for these players and coaches to step up for Kansas City.
Isiah Pacheco missed most of the 2024 season due to injury, but he still appeared in seven games for the Kansas City Chiefs during the fantasy football season.
Since Kansas City Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco returned from a broken fibula injury that he sustained in Week 2 of the NFL season versus the Cincinnati Bengals, Chiefs Kingdom held out hope that he would complete a deadly one-two punch with Kareem Hunt whom the team signed in wake of Pacheco's injury.
Kansas City will rest running back Isiah Pacheco at practice this week and has ruled him out for the regular-season finale Sunday at Denver because of a rib injury, with Chiefs coach Andy Reid saying that he will be ready for the postseason.
Just in case anyone really thinks the National Football League finds every possible way to favor the Kansas City Chiefs, another piece of evidence to the contrary surfaced on Saturday with the news of a fine levied against Isiah Pachec.
Kansas City Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco is set to return to the field for Friday's matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders.
Pacheco has been on injured reserve since he fractured his fibula in Week 2.
The Chiefs are already the top team in the NFL, and they're getting healthier at the right time.
The third-year player should be penciled in as the Chiefs starter once he ramps back up from the injury he suffered in Week 2.
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