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Jeff Haynes/Associated Press Veteran offensive lineman Kyle Long will meet with the Kansas City Chiefs and Las Vegas Raiders as he prepares for his return to the NFL, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Adam Caplan of Sirius XM NFL Radio reported "at least 10 teams" have signaled a level of interest in the three-time Pro Bowler. Chris Long confirmed March 9 his younger brother was ending his brief retirement from the league: hydrated king chris long @JOEL9ONE Can confirm. Please credit Green Light Pod insider Macon Gunter. https://t.co/GqfrT3TEu1 Kyle announced in January 2020 he was walking...

Kyle Long was a popular and productive member of the Chicago Bears, with a peak that included three Pro Bowl appearances from 2013-15, recognition on the 2013 NFL All-Rookie Team, and a second-team All-Pro nomination from the Associated Press in 2014. Unfortunately, injuries ravaged Long’s career. After missing just one game in his first three seasons, Long didn’t play a full 16-game slate in any of the final four years as a pro. From 2016-19, injuries caused Long to miss 26 games. And after ending his Bears career on injured reserve, Long retired in January 2020. But it looks like Long�...

The 32-year-old was drafted No. 20 overall by the Chicago Bears, and he played seven seasons with the team. The Bears released him from his contract when he retired, so he is officially an unrestricted free agent.