Chiefs officially add more players to the practice squad roster

The Kansas City Chiefs aren't done making moves to their team with the announcement of four more signings to the practice squad roster on Tuesday. The team officially announced running back Nate Carter, Offensive lineman Ethan Driskell, Cornerback Kader Kohou, and Fullback Ben VanSumeren on social m

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The Kansas City Chiefs aren't done making moves to their team with the announcement of four more signings to the practice squad roster on Tuesday.

The team officially announced running back Nate Carter, Offensive lineman Ethan Driskell, Cornerback Kader Kohou, and Fullback Ben VanSumeren on social media as the latest practice squad additions. Carter and VanSumeren were both in camp with other teams, while Driskell and Kohou were on the Chiefs' 90-man roster before being cut after the preseason.

We have signed the following players to the Practice Squad:

RB Nate Carter
T Ethan Driskell
CB Kader Kohou
FB Ben VanSumeren pic.twitter.com/PnOX12lMme
— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) September 1, 2026

Kohou suffered a torn ACL in training camp last year with the Miami Dolphins and continues to work his

way back into shape. The veteran has 38 career starts, 190 tackles, and 3 interceptions. Driskell signed with the Chiefs as an undrafted free agent after the 2024 NFL Draft and has appeared in 2 career games.

Each NFL team may sign 16 practice squad players, but teams with a player in the International Player Pathway Program may sign 17. More updates are likely ahead of the 2026 season as more free agents emerge across the league.

This article originally appeared on Chiefs Wire: Chiefs officially add more players to the practice squad roster