Isiah Pacheco set to return vs. Cowboys on Thanksgiving
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The Kansas City Chiefs are expected to have running back Isiah Pacheco back in action for Thursday's game against the Dallas Cowboys. Head coach Andy Reid announced that Pacheco, who has been out since October 27 due to a knee injury, will return to the lineup. Pacheco has accumulated 329 rushing yards and one touchdown in eight games this season, along with 11 receptions for 43 yards and an additional touchdown. In his absence, veteran Kareem Hunt has filled the starting role, rushing for 104 yards and a touchdown in the recent win over the Indianapolis Colts.
Reid also provided updates on other players, stating that receiver Rashee Rice (hamstring), receiver Xavier Worthy (ankle), and linebacker Leo Chenal (knee) were limited in practice but are expected to play. However, tight end Noah Gray (concussion) and guard Trey Smith (ankle) will miss Tuesday's practice session.
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