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NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports the Chiefs are signing WR Justin Watson to the practice squad. Chiefs HC Andy Reid said they expect to place WR Tyquan Thornton on injured reserve, while WR Rashee Rice is dealing with a hamstring…

The Kansas City Chiefs are signing wide receiver Justin Watson to their practice squad, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. The move comes as head coach Andy Reid announced several roster adjustments, including promoting linebacker Cam Jones from the practice squad to the active roster.
Kansas City is adjusting its wide receiver depth due to injuries, with Reid stating the team expects to place wide receiver Tyquan Thornton on injured reserve and manage a hamstring issue for Rashee Rice. Watson returns to Kansas City after previously playing for the team and spending the offseason with the Houston Texans.
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