News about Isiah Pacheco

Kansas City Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco was all smiles when filming himself on a treadmill on Monday, walking normally one month after he fractured his fibula during a game. Pacheco suffered the long-term injury on September 15 and is expected to be out of action for up to eight weeks. The running back has missed four Chiefs games in his time out with injury, with no timetable made public for when the team expects him to return.

After early-season injuries to stars Isiah Pacheco and Rashee Rice, the Kansas City Chiefs have been waiting on good news on the injury front, and they may have found it on Friday. Chiefs wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster did practice on Friday after being added to the team's injury report on Thursday with a hamstring ailment. Kansas City head coach Andy Reid confirmed Smith-Schuster is on track to play on Sunday despite the exit from Thursday's practice on Sunday against the San Francisco 49ers.

The Kansas City Chiefs are set to welcome a former first-round draft pick back into the team on Sunday, amid his ongoing battle with severe PTSD and mental health issues. The running back is yet to play so far this season amid a mysterious non-footballing illness, sitting out the first three games. A video emerged on social media earlier this week of him dancing in the locker room after practice, and the team have now confirmed the positive news that he is back available for selection.

Chiefs running back Carson Steele had a big night on Sunday - but he also missed a significant family moment in the process. Filling in for the injured Isiah Pacheco, undrafted free agent Steele made his first start for Kansas City, getting 17 carries for 72 yards in a close win over Atlanta. At the same time, however, his sister Kesslar was getting married in Greenwood, Indiana and Steele was forced to miss the event.

Isiah Pacheco has emerged as an integral part of the Kansas City Chiefs offense to counter-balance Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce. They'll now have to forge a path to a three-peat without the running back. Chiefs head coach Andy Reid told reporters that Pacheco, who is sidelined with a broken fibula, may miss the rest of the season. Pacheco was originally given a six-to-eight week to return to the field, which would see him return to action around Thanksgiving.

Hunt joined the Chiefs in 2017 as a rookie but was waived the following year after a video of him pushing and kicking a woman surfaced. The running back would end up in Cleveland after the Chiefs removed him from their roster. Six years later, Hunt rejoins Kansas City's practice squad after Isiah Pacheco suffered an injury that will likely keep him sidelined until October.

The Chiefs are turning to a familiar face in the wake of Isiah Pacheco's fractured fibula, with the franchise reportedly set to host former running back Kareem Hunt for a visit. Pacheco, the team's starter in the backfield, got injured in Kansas City's win over the Bengals on Sunday and will miss at least six weeks, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. And following that blow, Hunt will visit his ex-team on Tuesday according to multiple reports, as the Chiefs explore options to replace Pacheco in the short team.

One of the Kansas City Chiefs' biggest offensive stars has a fractured fibula and is using a walking boot and crutches after getting injured in Sunday's win over Cincinnati.

Isiah Pacheco scored a third-quarter touchdown to give the Chiefs a 10-point lead over the Baltimore Ravens only minutes after reportedly vomiting on the field. Multiple reporters at the game tweeted that Pacheco vomited on the side of the field after appearing to get struck around the ribs on the prior play.  Pictures even surfaced on X of Pacheco slumped on the floor but the running back picked himself up off the ground and returned to the field moments later.

Patrick Mahomes has plenty on his mind as he leads the Chiefs for an unprecedented three-peat. That appears to include playing peacemaker between teammates, as the future Hall of Famer had to break up a fight during Tuesday's training camp session. Mahomes hands the ball off to Isiah Pacheco, who runs into a bunch of traffic in the trenches.

Hill, who wore No. 10, was traded to the Miami Dolphins in 2022. One month later, his old jersey number was assigned to seventh-round pick Isaiah Pacheco. On the latest edition of the Million Dollaz Worth of Game podcast, Hill stated that while he is a fan of the running back, he still did not appreciate the Chiefs giving his number away. 'Kansas City's got a real good running back,' Hill said of Pacheco. 'He's a dawg. You can hear and see every step he takes. He runs so hard.'

It may have been the afterglow of the Chiefs' third NFL championship in five years, but Kansas City coach Andy Reid was quick to dismiss Travis Kelce's shocking sideline rash during their Super Bowl LVIII triumph. Isiah Pacheco, the Chiefs' running back, had been suspended for a single play in the first half when Kelce was suspended for a single play in the first half when the San Francisco 49ers recovered a costly fumble. Kelce confronted the coach known as 'Big Red' and inadvertently clashed with the 65-year-old, sending him stumbling backwards. Kelce's outburst in a sport populated by disciplinarian coaches was a flagrant code breach - something that warranted a stern suspension rather than Reid's self-deprecating humour. Rather, Reid was able to brush it off as he had with so many other alleged offences. Matt Araiza, Reid's troubled former San Diego State punter, was dropped from a sexual harassment lawsuit that briefly ended his NFL career just this week. Araiza was never charged with a criminal offense and is no longer being sued over the suspected 2021 rape of a 17-year-old teen, but fans and journalists alike have been scrutinizing his visit to Kansas City.

Since being bumped and yelled at by Travis Kelce during the Super Bowl, NFL legend Terry Bradshaw has admitted he felt sorry for Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid. Cameras caught Kelce and his head coach sparring on the sidelines during the Chiefs' 25-22 victory over the San Francisco 49ers in Las Vegas' second quarter. During a game in which Kelce was standing on the sideline, Isiah Pacheco had fumbled the ball away.

Travis Kelce's yelling at Andy Reid on the sidelines of the Super Bowl has made it into an internet meme, with the New York City Department of Transportation using it on social media. During the Chiefs' championship victory, Kelce was caught yelling at Reid, who was on the sidelines for a game where teammate Isiah Pacheco fumbled the ball away to the 49ers. Kelce was clearly distraught with his team's inability and took the fight out on Reid. After the game, the tight end apologised for his behavior against Reid.

Following Taylor Swift's surprise outburst at Sunday night's Super Bowl, her followers have speculated that she and her boyfriend Travis Kelce are set to split. During an enthralling rant, the Shake It Off hitmaker, 34, and his team, the San Francisco 49ers, watched on ferociously, but Travis hit the media for all the wrong reasons. During the Super Bowl game, the football tight end stunned fans when he erupted at his Kansas City coach Andy Reid, 65, before sprinting into him after his teammate, Isiah Pacheco, fumbled a pass made by quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

Former NFL quarterback Brett Favre slammed the Kansas City Chiefs tight end over Travis Kelce's behavior during the Super Bowl after he yelled and shoved him. When the Kansas City Chiefs tight end was subbed out of the game on a play where running back Isiah Pacheco fumbled the ball away to the 49ers early in Sunday's championship game, the spotlighted altercation took place early.

During the team's Super Bowl victory parade, Kansas City running back Isiah Pacheco was seen carrying a goat around. And no, we are not talking about Patrick Mahomes. On Wednesday, the second-year rusher paraded through Kansas City to commemorate his second title in a row. On the way, he managed to get his hands on a live baby goat and carried it with him as he welcomed people in the crowd.

Travis Kelce's Super Bowl outburst is "not a big deal," Andy Reid says, and that the two have cleared the air after the Chiefs star nearly knocked him over in a moment of indignation. Kelce yelled in his face after being left out of a critical play in Sunday's game in Vegas, which was postponed after running back Isiah Pacheco fumbled the ball. On Tuesday, Reid appeared briefly in a press conference to discuss whether other Chiefs players would overstep the line like Kelce.

During Sunday's Super Bowl game, the NFL star, 34, stunned followers by burstling at Andy, 65, before running into him after his teammate Isiah Pacheco fumbled a pass made by quarterback Patrick Mahomes. He was pulled away by Jerrod McKinnon in a desperate attempt to end the tense altercation. Travis' yelling at coach Reid was both surprising and a little bit troubling to Taylor's family because they were unaware that he even had a side to him like that,' an insider told DailyMail.com exclusively.

Travis Kelce's favorite words at Kansas City coach Andy Reid during his shocking Super Bowl meltdown last night have been revealed to MailOnline. With the Chiefs' eight yards out searching for their first touchdown, Kelce was apparently dissatisfied with not being on the field. Kelce was seen rushing towards Reid and bumping into him, causing him to briefly lose his footing as he approached from the side. As viewers speculated about what was said, the pair's conversation sparked a social media debate.

Travis Kelce and Andy Reid's bad blood was cleared as Super Bowl LVIII concluded with a victory by Kansas City Chiefs as the pair celebrated their second rings in a row after a dramatic 25-22 turnaround in Sin City. After being bumped Andy Reid on the sideline during the second quarter, Kelce's mood changed dramatically, bouncing the 65-year-old Kansas City coach a few steps behind after teammate Isiah Pacheco stumbled inside the red zone. After the fumble, Kelce raced over to Reid and screamed at him. 'You guys saw that?' Kelce said. If my mic'd up tells the world, I'm going to keep it between us.' I was just telling him how much I loved him.'

The four guys, a combination of Kansas City and San Francisco locals, can be seen wrestling with each other while on the casino floor, with one of them being slugged in the stomach during the contest. The video appeared on social media not long after the final whistle blew on Super Bowl 58, which was held in Sin City.

In bizarre scenes midway through the Super Bowl, triumphant Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid booed Travis Kelce on the sidelines. Kelce reacted angrily to Reid's dismissal of the ball from a play that ended with Isiah Pacheco fumbling the ball with the end zone in range when the Chiefs offense struggled to get going in the first half. Taylor Swift's boyfriend pushed Reid so hard that the 65-year-old lost his equilibrium, with Kelce even grabbing his left arm to keep him up when he was screaming in his face before a teammate dragged him away.

After the incident involving the Kansas City Chiefs duo, some of Taylor Swift's followers did not enjoy seeing Travis Kelce grily bump his head coach Andy Reid and call the tight end a'red flag.' Swift is in the Super Bowl and has been quoting Kelce publicly since September. Kelce was suspended from the game for a play that culminated in a fumble by the team's running Isiah Pacheco, infuriating Kelce.