Isiah Pacheco

It as a far from inspiring performance from the backfield duo behind an offensive line missing three starters. Both backs managed only 30 yards, with Isiah Pacheco's coming on only nine carries. The two continue to operate in a near-even split, although Hunt continues to see higher value touches near the end zone. There doesn't appear to be much fantasy value remaining in the Kansas City backfield ahead of a showdown with the Chargers in Week 15.

When Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco caught a short pass and collided with Cowboys cornerback DaRon Bland near the sideline, it seemed unremarkable: The officials didn't flag it and the announcers didn't comment on it.

When Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco caught a short pass and collided with Cowboys cornerback DaRon Bland near the sideline, it seemed unremarkable: The officials didn't flag it and the announcers didn't comment on it.

Isiah Pacheco was also a full participant in Wednesday's practice. Both players are good to go for Week 14. Coming off an 8-92-2 receiving line versus Dallas, Rice has cemented his spot near the top of the WR1 ranking. Pacheco, on the other hand, only saw three carries to Kareem Hunt's 14. He cannot be started even in deep fantasy formats.

Isiah Pacheco returned to action after missing three games with a sprained MCL, but Kareem Hunt continued to lead the Chiefs in playing time and opportunities in Kansas City's 31-28 loss. Hunt out-snapped Pacheco 42-20 and also held a 14-3 edge in carries.