The Kansas City Chiefs are expected to reunite with an undrafted free agent who got away during 53-man roster cuts. Back in early September, Brett Veach made a tough decision and waived UDFA OT Esa Pole during 53-man roster cuts.

The Kansas City Chiefs could make a big addition to their offense by trading for running back Breece Hall, an insider predicts.

Pro Football Focus’ Bradley Locker has a potential answer to the Chiefs’ rushing woes: New York Jets running back Breece Hall, a three-year starter in the final season of his rookie contract.

The New York Jets and running back Breece Hall have been at the center of growing trade buzz over the last few weeks. Backup running back Braelon Allen went down with an injury, so the trade rumors might not come to fruition, but there are a few key ...

The Jets have released OL Esa Pole. Pole (6-5, 323) joined the Green & White in August. Initially signed by the Chiefs as an undrafted free agent in May, Pole was waived by Kansas City and claimed off the waiver wire by the Jets after initial 53-man rosters were finalized in August.

On Wednesday, the Chiefs made another roster move, this time bringing Brownlee back to the practice squad, via Charles Goldman of AtoZSports. “The Chiefs re-signed WR Jason Brownlee to the practice squad. To make room, DB Jammie Robinson terminated his practice squad contract with the team,” Goldman wrote.

Former Chiefs wide receiver Mecole Hardman was in Las Vegas on Tuesday to try out for the Raiders. Hardman was most recently on the Packers’ practice squad at the start of this season but hasn’t played in a game in 2025.

Although he’s no longer with the Chiefs, Duvernay-Tardif is still a fan of the team. He held a large watch party for Sunday’s game against the Raiders to raise money for his foundation and shared an Instagram video of the fun.

The New York Jets have parted ways with former Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman Esa Pole ahead of the Week 8 Cincinnati Bengals game.