While the Chiefs could likely use some cornerback help, Spagnuolo isn't in a hurry to appoint Nelson to the role.

Ex-Pittsburgh Steelers CB Steven Nelson, who requested the team stop holding him "hostage," unretired to sign with Super Bowl competition.

Exactly three months after announcing his retirement from the NFL, cornerback Steven Nelson signed with the Kansas City Chiefs' practice squad on Monday.

The Kansas City Chiefs officially brought back a former 2015 NFL draft pick on Monday. The team signed CB Steven Nelson to their practice squad after he came to town for a successful visit and workout.

The former NFL cornerback has decided to come out retirement to sign with the Chiefs' practice squad. The Chiefs were desperate to add some help in the secondary after watching multiple corners go down over the past few weeks.

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Monday's workout went ahead as scheduled, and it has produced a deal. Nelson signed to the Chiefs' practice squad,

The Chiefs signed veteran CB Steven Nelson out of retirement ... depth suddenly became a concern. For NFL fans, reactions were mostly mixed, but the recent games were a way to troll Patrick ...

The Baltimore Ravens claimed wide receiver Steven Sims off waivers on Monday from the Houston Texans. The move to add Sims comes after the Ravens waived disgruntled wideout Diontae Johnson late last week,

The Texans picked on a Chiefs cornerback rotation that included Joshua Williams, Nazeeh Johnson and even Keith Taylor. That might not have been KC’s originally planned rotation, but Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud sent them through the spin cycle.

The Kansas City Chiefs have made several roster moves over the last few weeks as they prepare for another deep postseason run. Kansas City recently brought back veteran cornerback Steven Nelson, who had reportedly retired from the NFL this summer.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is preparing to play against Houston on Saturday, unless his ailing ankle puts the two-time MVP in such a precarious position that he can't protect himself or he “puts the football team in a bad position.”