Kareem Hunt took responsibility on Sunday for his actions in a physical altercation he had with a woman back in February, and he also admitted to not being truthful with the Kansas City Chiefs about
The NFL is once again taking a huge public relations hit in the wake of the Kareem Hunt video that was released on Friday, and it sounds as if much of the criticism is well deserved.
The Kansas City Chiefs are loaded with playmakers and should be able to find ways to score points without Kareem Hunt, but at least one former NFL player does not think it will be that simple.
Kansas City Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt is almost certain to be suspended after a video of him assaulting a woman was released this week, but that incident is apparently not the only one the NFL
The situation that unfolded with Kareem Hunt this week is eerily similar to what happened with Ray Rice back in 2014.
How did TMZ once again obtain and publish a video that the NFL and team claimed they had not seen and were unable to obtain? That’s been a major question asked in response to TMZ publishing the
Kareem Hunt has spoken out in a statement released on Friday.
The former Kansas City Chiefs running back apologized for his actions, saying he regrets what he did.
The Kansas City Chiefs have acted swiftly and decisively about Kareem Hunt.
The team announced on Friday night that they have released the running back.
