Coming back home, veteran safety Justin Reid is not only looking to bring a championship pedigree to the Saints but forge new memories which he very well knows will live on forever in New Orleans. 

The New Orleans Saints are expected to sign former Chiefs safety Justin Reid to a three-year, $31.5 million contract, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Tuesday. Rapoport added that Reid will get $22.5 million fully guaranteed at signing.

Might Justin Fields truly come into his own in 2025? Which TE is ready to play "Joker"? Could a promising pass-rusher put it all together? Bucky Brooks spotlights 10 underrated free agents in position to thrive in the upcoming NFL season.

Could Khalil Mack return to the NFC North in free agency? Which AFC team could use Justin Fields' services? Nick Shook provides one team fit for 10 notable free agents.

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Which NFL standouts are heading into a contract season? Gregg Rosenthal provides a way-too-early look at the top 50 free agents for 2025. While these rankings will look completely different by next March, they currently include a whopping 10 wide receivers.

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The Kansas City Chiefs contemplating using Justin Reid as a kickoff specialist has the defensive back thinking about elongating his career.

Chiefs safety Justin Reid, who has kicked in a game before and has long wanted to work on his craft in the preseason, would love to serve as Kansas City's kickoff specialist if the team deems it the most effective way to attack the new format.

The Chiefs are considering using DB Justin Reid as a kickoff specialist, according to special teams coordinator Dave Toub, who detailed his logic by first pointing to what he doesn't want his usual kicker, Harrison Butker, doing on the kickoff.

With free agency less than a month away, NFL teams will be looking to clear cap space in the coming weeks. So, which notable players could be released? Matt Okada spotlights potential cut candidates across the AFC.

In his second season in Kansas City, Justin Reid is an elder statesman in the Chiefs secondary. The sixth-year pro said he's looking forward to taking command on defense and continuing K.C.'s winning tradition.

Are Joe Burrow's Bengals superior to the Chiefs? Can Tua Tagovailoa push the Dolphins forward? Jeffri Chadiha breaks down five knowns and five unknowns as the 2022 NFL season heats up. Plus, pondering Zach Wilson's future and updated MVP ranks.

NFL.com's Eric Edholm breaks down four things to watch when the Chiefs play host to the Chargers in the first-ever Thursday night game on Prime Video.

The Chiefs are having some fun during their preseason opener. Kansas City safety Justin Reid connected on an extra point attempt in the first half of Saturday's game against the Bears.

Chiefs safety Justin Reid laid out exactly why Patrick Mahomes and Co. will continue their high-flying act in 2022 despite losing Tyreek Hill in the offseason.

Will Joe Burrow earn all-star accolades in Year 3? Which Broncos receiver will soar to new heights? Nick Shook has chosen one prime candidate from each AFC team to earn a first Pro Bowl nod in 2022.

As Tyrann Mathieu looks for his next NFL team, the star safety laments his run being over in Kansas City after three seasons. Mathieu recently shared how much it stung that the Chiefs moved on.

The idea of playing with the NFL's top young quarterback is not only an incentive for offensive players but defenders as well. Just ask safety Justin Reid, who agreed to a contract to move from Houston to K.C.

Safety Reid, previously with the Texans, is signing a three-year, $31.5 million deal with the Chiefs, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport and NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported. 

Will a team overpay for Brandon Scherff? Might Emmanuel Ogbah be a bargain? Gregg Rosenthal lists NFL free agents who could be overpriced and underpriced this offseason.

The NFL on Tuesday revealed the 32 nominees for the 2021 Walter Payton Man of the Year award -- the league's most prestigious honor.

Facing 22 civil lawsuits accusing him of sexual misconduct and sexual assault, Deshaun Watson remains on the Texans' roster but inactive for game day. How is this situation playing out in the facility? James Palmer provides reporting from Houston.

With Ka'imi Fairbairn out due to injury, Texans safety Justin Reid was given the chance to be a unique dual-threat against the Bucs to close the preseason.

Is WR Henry Ruggs III poised to break out in Year 2 with the Raiders? Will Dolphins TE Mike Gesicki emerge as a true mismatch nightmare? Cynthia Frelund uses analytics to project the player who'll improve the most on each AFC team in 2021.

Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Felix Anudike-Uzomah joins "Good Morning Football" as his third season with the Chiefs rapidly approaches.

New Orleans Saints safety Justin Reid joins the "Good Morning Football" table to share his experiences in the NFL Draft, playing for the Kansas City Chiefs, and his excitement for playing back in his hometown for the Saints.

Spike O Meter with Baltimore Ravens linebacker Kyle Van Noy, New Orleans Saints safety Justin Reid and Los Angeles Chargers safety Derwin James.

Los Angeles Chargers safety Derwin James, Baltimore Ravens linebacker Kyle Van Noy and New Orleans Saints safety Justin Reid share their Favorite offseason activity.

Los Angeles Chargers safety Derwin James, Baltimore Ravens linebacker Kyle Van Noy, New Orleans Saints safety Justin Reid look back at the 2024 playoffs.

NFL Network's Jeff Chadiha: Kansas City Chiefs are 'probably going to lose' safety Justin Reid in 2025 free agency.

"Good Morning Football" picks the best four players playing in Super Bowl LIX to be on each one of their teams.

Kansas City Chiefs star players and head coach Andy Reid discuss the potential three-peat opportunity during Super Bowl LIX Opening Night.

Kansas City Chiefs safety Justin Reid intercepts the pass from Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson in the end zone during Week 17 of the 2024 NFL season.

"GMFB" share the most impressive plays from Week 14 on You Gotta Rewind That!

Kansas City Chiefs safety Justin Reid flies into San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy's pass to tight end George Kittle for an interception.

Kansas City Chiefs safety Justin Reid praises Chiefs' DC Steve Spagnuolo: 'In Spags we trust'.

"GMFB" picks which player not named quarterback Patrick Mahomes had biggest contribution to '23 Kansas City Chiefs season.

Kansas City Chiefs safety Justin Reid talks about what it's like playing with quarterback Patrick Mahomes following his Super Bowl LVIII victory on "NFL GameDay Final.

Kansas City Chiefs safety Justin Reid and defensive end George Karlaftis team up and sandwich San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy into a Krabby Patty for a big third-down tackle during Super Bowl LVIII on Nickelodeon.

Kansas City Chiefs safety Justin Reid and defensive lineman George Karlaftis are able to win a footrace to the edge against San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy and combine for a drive-ending 4-yard sack.

Kansas City Chiefs safety Justin Reid engulfs Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson for sack via third-down blitz.

Kansas City Chiefs safety Justin Reid's hit-stick tackle halts Baltimore Ravens running back Gus Edwards firmly in RB's tracks.

Kansas City Chiefs safety Justin Reid addresses media at Championship Wednesday news conference.

Kansas City Chiefs defensive lineman George Karlaftis and defensive back Justin Reid collapse on Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Jake Browning for the Chiefs' third sack of Cincinnati's final drive.

Kansas City Chiefs defensive back Justin Reid delivers his second sack of Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Jake Browning in as many plays during crunch time.

Kansas City Chiefs defensive back Justin Reid comes up with a clutch sack of Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Jake Browning.

Kansas City Chiefs safety Justin Reid's hit-stick tackle halts Alec Ingold in a hiccup.

NFL Network's Steve Smith Sr. is joined by David Carr and Kimmi Chex on "NFL Total Access" as he previews the Week 9 matchup between Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill and the Kansas City Chiefs in Frankfurt, Germany.

Kansas City Chiefs defensive back Justin Reid soars in to block Denver Broncos kicker Wil Lutz's field goal try in the third quarter.