What does Kareem Hunt have left in the tank for the Chiefs?

The last time Chiefs Kingdom got a close look at Kareem Hunt, it was accompanied by some level of awe and wonder. Back in the fall of 2018, Hunt was a second-year sensation fresh off of a rookie campaign in which he led the league in rushing, made his first Pro Bowl, and finished second in Rookie of the Year voting (to Alvin Kamara of the New Orleans Saints). In that follow-up season, he'd increased his yards/touch over 3.5 yards—from 7.2 in his first season to an astounding 10.8 through 11 games. Then came Hunt's release. While we've all gone over the story of Hunt's transformation off of the field—how he immediately felt sorry for what he did and how he's been a humble citizen for the Cleveland Browns over the last five seasons—another big question concerns what he has left on the field. In short, what exactly are the Chiefs getting with this 29-year-old version of Kareem Hunt? The average fan will understand that running backs tend to age faster than most positions for the punishment they take—so much tre