Reiter played in Kansas City for three seasons before joining the Saints and then Dolphins in 2021. From 2018 to 2020, Reiter made 18 starts for the Chiefs. His experience in the system should earn him a spot on the team's practice squad.

Take that, Miami. Reiter played a game with the Saints and six for Miami last year after not being re-signed by Kansas City. He was mostly regarded as a practice-squad level player by other teams. Reiter, 31 in November, will be depth for the Chiefs behind Creed Humphrey. 

Reiter has been on the Saints' practice squad for a little under a month. He was elevated to New Orleans' active roster last week but didn't see any action. Miami's starting center, Michael Deiter, is dealing with multiple injuries and was recently placed on injured reserve. Reiter has 33 career starts, 28 of which came with the Chiefs from 2019 to 2020. 

He's also expected to be promoted in time to suit up for New Orleans' upcoming game against the Panthers. Reiter, 30 in November, started for the Chiefs the past two years. He's a veteran addition for the team.