The Kansas City Chiefs are bringing back a former Pro Bowl rusher in the wake of Isiah Pacheco's injury. Free-agent running back Kareem Hunt agreed to a

The RB began his NFL career with the Chiefs after they drafted him in the third round in 2017. He had an immediate impact on the team and made the Pro Bowl as a rookie.

Cook, a four-time Pro Bowler was drafted 41st overall by the Minnesota Vikings in the 2017 NFL draft. From 2019-22, he rushed for over 1,100 yards in four consecutive seasons, scoring 46 total touchdowns during that time.

The Kansas City Chiefs are in need of running back help with Isiah Pacheco sidelined for an extended period, and they may bring back a Pro Bowl player.

The Dallas Cowboys could elevate a former Pro Bowl running back to the active roster if their run game doesn't get better.

The Dallas Cowboys have the eighth-worst rushing attack in the league, averaging only 85 yards per game. It is easy to see the lack of talent in the running back room and blame that for why the performance is poor.

However, the Cowboys chose to do things their way and brought back veteran Ezekiel Elliott on a one-year contract to be a part of a running back room that featured Rico Dowdle and

While many of the variables have changed, the Dallas Cowboys started the 2024 NFL season the same way they begin

Cowboys fans were bummed when free agency and the draft produced Ezekiel Elliott instead of Derrick Henry, who signed with their Week 3 foe. The post Cowboys Preparing to Face Pro Bowler After Free Agency Snub appeared first on Heavy.