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Why this reunion matters right now The Chiefs brought back a familiar face on Monday, October 12, 2026, signing wide receiver Justin Watson to the practice squad. Head coach Andy Reid confirmed the move at his Monday press conference, framing…

The Kansas City Chiefs signed veteran wide receiver Justin Watson to their practice squad on Monday, October 12, 2026. Head coach Andy Reid confirmed the transaction during his press conference, identifying it as a targeted roster addition following the team's bye week. The move addresses depth concerns at the position after recent injuries.
Reid noted the team expects to place wide receiver Tyquan Thornton on injured reserve due to an ankle injury sustained in Week 4. Watson previously caught 64 passes for 1,064 yards and seven touchdowns in 50 games for Kansas City, offering familiarity with Reid's offensive system and special teams experience.
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