Kansas City Chiefs Deliver Unfortunate Update Regarding Another Key Wide Receiver’s Injury Setback Just a Day Before Face-Off Against Bills…
In a significant blow to the Kansas City Chiefs’ offensive lineup, a second wide receiver has been ruled out for their Divisional Round clash with the Buffalo Bills, marking the second consecutive day of setbacks. With the AFC Championship at stake, quarterback Patrick Mahomes finds himself with dwindling options for targets.
The decision not to activate Skyy Moore before Friday’s deadline stemmed from the second-year wide receiver aggravating his injury during Thursday’s practice, definitively eliminating his availability for the crucial Bills game. On the injury report released on Friday, Kadarius Toney (hip/ankle) and Justyn Ross (hamstring) were both listed as questionable for Sunday’s matchup.
As per the Chiefs’ official statement, Toney’s status has been downgraded to “out” for the Bills game, intensifying the Chiefs’ challenge of finding viable pass catchers for Sunday. This predicament compounds an existing issue for the team, as they currently lead the league in dropped passes this season. The availability of Toney or Moore for the potential AFC Championship Game, should the Chiefs triumph over the Bills, remains uncertain at this point.
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