Ingram had a brief stay on the active roster, having been signed prior to Week 3 as part of the efforts to replace the injured Isiah Pacheco. Despite participating in the game against the Falcons, he did not log any offensive snaps but contributed with five special teams snaps. If he passes through waivers, there is a strong possibility that he will return to the Chiefs on the practice squad.

Keaontay Ingram, currently on the Chiefs' practice squad, has had limited production in his past two seasons with the Arizona Cardinals, rushing 62 times for 134 yards and catching eight passes. Despite this, he provides depth to the running back position as the team evaluates its options in light of Isiah Pacheco's injury.

Keaontay Ingram is among the available running backs on the Chiefs' practice squad, offering depth as the team deals with injuries to key players in the backfield.

Keaontay Ingram was waived as part of the Chiefs' roster cuts ahead of the deadline.

Keaontay Ingram was noted among the running backs on the Chiefs' initial roster, but he was part of the cuts made to finalize the team’s 53-man roster, highlighting the competitive nature of the position and the team's roster decisions as they move forward into the season.