Kareem Hunt

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.

Hunt remained the clear lead back with the return of Isiah Pacheco to the game-day roster, out-touching the younger back 15-to-5 in the loss. That said, he remains one of the more touchdown-dependent backs in the league considering the the pass-first nature of the Kansas City offense. He might also be forced to overcome fewer opportunities in the coming games as Pacheco works his way back into game shape.

Hunt carried the ball 14 times for 58 yards and caught one of two targets for 22 yards in Thursday's 31-28 loss to the Cowboys.

Hunt's teammate Isiah Pacheco (knee) will return for Thursday's game at Dallas, but Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said he isn't sure how much Pacheco will play, ESPN's Nate Taylor reports.