Hunt was added to the Titans' active roster Saturday, Jim Wyatt of the team's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Hunt will fill a depth role for Tennessee. He hasn't appeared in an NFL game since 2017.

Hunt (ankle) agreed to an injury settlement and was waived from the Chiefs' injured reserve list, according to the league's official transaction log.

EDGE Analysis

Hunt didn't earn more than a single carry in any one game last season until Week 17 when starter Kareem Hunt sat out to rest for the playoffs. Unfortunately, the third-year back only received four carries in that affair before going down with an undisclosed ankle injury that ultimately prevented him from passing a physical with Kansas City this past May. Now free from IR, Hunt will immediately be available to sign with any team other than the Chiefs should the running back pass through waivers unclaimed.

Hunt cleared waivers and reverted to injured reserve, according to the league's official transaction log.

EDGE Analysis

Hunt injured his ankle in the 2017 season finale and was waived Tuesday after failing his physical. Barring an injury settlement, he's likely stuck on IR through the end of the 2018 season.

Hunt (ankle) failed his physical and has been waived by the Chiefs, Pete Sweeney of 610 Sports Radio reports.

EDGE Analysis

Hunt departed Week 17 last season after suffering an ankle injury and was placed on injured reserve the next week as a result. It appears his ankle hasn't healed enough at this point and the offseason additions of Damien Williams (shoulder), Kerwynn Williams and Darrel Williams makes it easier for the team to let him go. Hunt saw just 51 offensive snaps for the Chiefs last season, but could find a home as a special teams contributor elsewhere if his ankle passes the test.

The Chiefs placed Hunt (ankle) on injured reserve Tuesday, Pete Sweeney of the team's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Weeks 16 and 17 were tough ones for Hunt, who entered the latter with a shoulder injury only to leave it with an ankle issue. The toll from both seemingly won't allow Hunt to play again during the Chiefs' upcoming playoff run. No matter, Kareem Hunt is the lead back by a long shot in Kansas City, so Charcandrick West (illness) and the recently re-signed C.J. Spiller likely won't see the field much, if at all, in the coming weeks.

Hunt was forced out of Sunday's game against the Broncos with an ankle injury.

EDGE Analysis

With the Chiefs locked into the AFC's No. 4 playoff seed, the plan was to rest key starters, so Hunt had an opportunity to see added carries in Week 17. Now that he's banged up, the team has fullback Anthony Sherman, as well as Kareem Hunt -- who was presumably originally ticketed for little to no work Sunday -- to handle backfield duties.

Hunt (shoulder) is active for Sunday's Week 17 tilt against the Broncos.

EDGE Analysis

Hunt projects for the heaviest workload of his career, as the head coach Andy Reid is likely to be loathe to have starter Kareem Hunt see the field in a game that he'd originally planned to rest him altogether in. Fellow running back Charcandrick West's illness and subsequent inactive status disrupted those plans, but expect Akeem Hunt to still log the overwhelming majority of carries against Denver.

Hunt (shoulder) is expected to see extended snaps Sunday with lead back Kareem Hunt likely to be rested or see a restricted workload and Charcandrick West (illness) ruled out, Blair Kerkhoff of The Kansas City Star reports.

EDGE Analysis

Since the two Hunts are the only available tailbacks on the roster with West out of the mix, it's likely that Kareem will dress for the contest. However, with the Chiefs locked in as the AFC's No. 4 seed, the team has little to gain by exposing the standout rookie to injury, positioning Akeem to see the bulk of the snaps out of the backfield in Week 17. With four carries for minus-2 yards and three receptions for 27 yards across 14 contests this season, Hunt doesn't offer much of a sample for fantasy players to project from, but the opportunity he has to see heavy volume might be enough to make him an interesting speculative play in DFS or season-long formats.

Hunt (shoulder) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Broncos after practicing fully all week.

EDGE Analysis

Charcandrick West (illness) is also listed as questionable, but we'd expect both backs to suit up Sunday. With the Chiefs locked into the AFC's No. 4 playoff seed, starting running back Kareem Hunt is a candidate to be rested in Week 17, per ESPN's Adam Teicher. As a result, Akeem Hunt and West appear on track to see expanded roles this weekend.

Hunt (shoulder) was a full participant in Wednesday's practice.

EDGE Analysis

Hunt sprained his shoulder during last week's victory over the Dolphins. However, his full availability for Wednesday's practice suggests the injury was relatively minor and puts him firmly on track to play in the regular-season finale Sunday against the Broncos. It's possible he could see some carries on offense if the postseason-bound Chiefs rest their starters, since they having nothing to gain by winning.