The Kansas City Chiefs are bringing back a familiar face following multiple injury blows to their receiving corps. The Chiefs are reuniting with former Super Bowl winner Justin Watson, signing him to their practice squad this week. Head coach Andy Reid confirmed the move to sign the wide receiver in a press conference on Monday. Watson was with the Chiefs from 2022 to 2024 after joining from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who drafted him in the fifth round of the 2018 NFL Draft. The wideout had 64 catches for 1,064 yards and seven touchdowns in 50 regular season games for Kansas City. He also helped the Chiefs win a pair of Super Bowls, going back-to-back with the team in 2023 and 2024. The Kansas City Chiefs are signing wide receiver Justin Watson to their practice squad The wideout won two Super Bowls with Kansas City during his four years with the ChiefsWatson also won a Super Bowl during his time in Tampa Bay when Tom Brady guided the Buccaneers to victory over the Chiefs in 2021. The 30-year-old spent the past season with the Houston Texans before becoming a free agent when he was released at the end of August. Watson now returns to Kansas City as the Chiefs desperately look to add reinforcements to their receivers. The Chiefs lost wide receiver Tyquan Thornton in Week 4 after he went down with a dislocated ankle. Reid confirmed on Monday that Thornton is expected to be heading for a stint on injured reserve. ‘I will tell you that Tyquan is most likely going on IR here,’ Reid began. ‘We’d elevate Cam Jones. We also signed Justin Watson to the practice squad, so those are the immediate updates.’ Watson’s signing comes among speculation that the Chiefs could reunite with another of their former wide receivers: Tyreek Hill. Hill has been recovering from a severe knee injury he suffered last season and is attempting to find a new NFL team. The signing comes amid an injury crisis for the Kansas City Chiefs’ offense There has been speculation that the Chiefs could reunite with free agent Tyreek HillHe is believed to have been in talks with a number of teams over a comeback this week, including the Kansas City Chiefs. Hill was released by the Miami Dolphins at the end of last season after he suffered a severe left-knee injury in Week 4 including a dislocated kneecap, torn ACL and multiple damaged ligaments.But after undergoing successful surgery, he has been rehabbing for a return and his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, said earlier this season that he expects him to sign with a team per ESPN. However, Hill’s potential NFL comeback has been overshadowed in recent weeks by his divorce trial with estranged wife Keeta Vaccaro.