The Kansas City Chiefs picked up their first loss of the season last week. Kansas City completely no-showed against Seattle, losing 20-3 against the defending Super Bowl champs. In response, the Chiefs just made a roster move to give themselves some depth at a key position on special teams.

The Chiefs are signing seven-time Pro Bowl kicker Justin Tucker to their practice squad, per NFL insider Ian Rapoport. This is the first time Tucker has signed with a team since serving a 10-game suspension for violating the league's Personal Conduct Policy.

This move comes after Harrison Butker has struggled in recent weeks. Butker missed two field goals against the Seahawks last week and is 11-of-16 on the season. But he has struggled from long range, going only 2-of-6 on attempts from 50+ yards away.

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Tucker gives Kansas City some insurance at kicker in case Buker continues to struggle.

More on this story to come.