Team news: Kansas City Chiefs

Name to watch: Isiah Pacheco. 7th-round RB (216 pound with 4.3 speed) is lighting up camp. Got Kareem Hunt traits, a gear Hunt didn't have.

Related players: Clyde Edwards-Helaire, Jerick McKinnon, Ronald Jones

The Chiefs RB duties could be up for grabs this year as it's not a loaded backfield. The team seemed to go away from CEH at the end of last year in favor of McKinnon, although CEH is getting most of the first team work, according to reports. Pacheco is certainly a name to keep an eye on when the dust settles in KC.

Andy Reid notes WR Skyy Moore was back at practice today after exiting early yesterday with a hip issue.

It's great news for the Chiefs and Moore owners. Moore's injury Tuesday didn't look good on the video that was tweeted out, but later in the day Moore said he was "okay" after the injury.

Chiefs Skyy Moore says he’s okay after leaving practice early Tuesday.

A video tweeted earlier in the day saw Moore drop a pass but go down with what was later determined to be a hip injury. It didn't look good but Moore at least says he's okay at this point. We can't always trust players but this seems like good news.

When it comes to running backs with the Chiefs’ first team, it’s been Clyde Edwards-Helaire taking the first rep almost every series.

Related players: Jerick McKinnon, Isiah Pacheco, Ronald Jones, Derrick Gore

The tweet went on to say McKinnon has usually been the next up with Pacheco, Jones and Gore mixing in from time to time. It's obviously not great news for Jones, but we're still early in the game as far as camp goes.

Chiefs Skyy Moore is leaving practice early after coming up gimpy during 1-on-1s.

No other information was available but Moore was limping pretty good in the video after the play. We'll continue to keep you updated.

I’ll just say this now. After watching two days of practice. The coaches film doesn’t do justice to what Skyy Moore does on a football field in person. The Dude is so fun to watch. The way he competes and attacks the ball.

Ron Kopp Jr. tweeted the following: "Juju on Skyy Moore: 'He's going to help us out a lot inside, outside, I could see him playing running back too. Just cause he's got that in him.'" Kopp then speculated Moore could be used in some kind of RB/WR hybrid role, similar to Deebo Samuel. Moore is ranked 51st on our WR list but anyone in the Chiefs offense can certainly put up fantasy numbers. Moore could be a guy to stash late in redraft leagues.

JuJu Smith-Schuster: "This offseason, [Patrick Mahomes and I] have just been working out. Every single day. Pat stays in Dallas. Pat calls. 'Hey we're throwing these days...' A lot of guys did that this offseason. Just building that trust. Over time... we're just building that chemistry."

It might be working. Sweeney went on to tweet the offensive standout of Wednesday was JuJu Smith-Schuster, who caught 3 straight passes from Mahomes to begin a 7-on-7 series. The loudest crowd pop of the day was Mahomes to JuJu in 11-on-11. Safety Juan Thornhill got turned around, leaving JuJu open deep, the tweet went on to say.

Clyde Edwards-Helaire is practicing today.

Reports yesterday said CEH wasn't likely to be on the PUP list very long, and it turned out to be about a day.

The Chiefs placed RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire on the active/physically unable to perform list.

Related players: Ronald Jones

While Pelissero didn't go into any more detail, other reports say there's no major issue with CEH, and he could actually come off the list sooner than later.

In an offseason with change at wide receiver, the Kansas City Chiefs may have an under-the-radar signing working out so far this offseason.

WR Justin Watson signed with K.C. prior to the Tyreek Hill trade, but showed flashes during OTAs. “He’s been a pleasant surprise for me,” Mahomes said. “That dude can roll. He came down to Texas. I threw with him the first day, and I called (general manager Brett) Veach and I was like, ‘Wait, how fast is this guy?’ He was running so fast that I was late on my throws. He’s had two great days.”

Related Players: Justyn Ross, Marquez Valdes-Scantling, Mecole Hardman, JuJu Smith-Schuster, Skyy Moore

Watson could not get on the field for offensive snaps in Tampa Bay, but finds himself going from the G.O.A.T. to a QB who is well on his way to challenging for that title. Unlike in Chicago or Atlanta where being a wideout gets you onto the field, competing in Kansas City is great for Watson's personal growth and worst-case, great audition film for his next team.

Watson has dynasty appeal for now, but with so much unknown in K.C., his fantasy value could skyrocket.