C. BREAKING: Chiefs Bring Back Explosive WR Days Before Facing the Broncos — Arrowhead Fans Are ERUPTING!
🚨 BREAKING: Chiefs Bring Back Explosive WR Days Before Facing the Broncos — Arrowhead Fans Are ERUPTING!
Insiders say this move could flip the entire AFC race upside down. Others say it’s too little, too late. What’s really going on? 👇
Kansas City, MO – November 13, 2025
The Kansas City Chiefs have made a quiet but meaningful roster move ahead of their Week 11 divisional battle against the Denver Broncos, one that hints at how seriously they’re addressing their depth issues on offense and special teams. With a few key playmakers banged up, Kansas City has chosen continuity and chemistry over experimentation.
The decision reflects a pattern under GM Brett Veach — rewarding players who understand the culture, system, and tempo that define Andy Reid’s team. The Chiefs are navigating roster adjustments following injuries to several offensive contributors, including running back Isiah Pacheco, who remains questionable with an MCL sprain.
That’s when Jimmy Holiday’s name returned to the headlines. The undrafted rookie out of Western Kentucky has rejoined the Chiefs’ practice squad just days before the Broncos matchup, marking a reunion that feels both strategic and sentimental. Holiday’s preseason flashes — including a 50-yard reception that turned heads in August — showcased his ability to stretch defenses and bring energy to the return game.
“He brings speed, versatility, and a spark that’s hard to teach,” a Chiefs staffer told Heavy Sports. “He knows the playbook, he knows the standard, and he’s earned this shot again.”
Holiday was previously released on November 4 as part of a roster shuffle but remained on Kansas City’s radar. His return fills the spot left open after defensive tackle Brodric Martin was signed away from the practice squad earlier this month. Coaches have long admired Holiday’s discipline, and insiders say Patrick Mahomes and special teams coordinator Dave Toub both supported his return.
The timing couldn’t be better. Denver’s defense has improved since the first meeting between the two teams, and Kansas City’s offense could use a dose of unpredictability. Holiday’s speed in space and special-teams experience make him a natural fit for late-season adjustments.
For Holiday, this is more than another contract — it’s redemption. His quiet persistence and belief in the Chiefs’ system now give him a second chance to turn preseason potential into regular-season impact. And if Kansas City needs a big play in Mile High, there’s a growing sense that No. 84 might be ready to deliver.
