Chiefs Announce Another WR Injury as Andy Reid Forced to Make Big Roster Move Just Before Saints Clash

Has the Chiefs‘ downfall begun? Maybe. The fans and the entire team are concerned with the injuries getting caught up with them. If you don’t know, the team is experiencing huge setbacks after week 4. As a result of these things, HC Andy Reid is engrossed in a lot of thoughts. But what exactly happened?

For those who do not know, the Chiefs do not currently have a main wide receiver. Yes, you heard that correctly. It is well known how Rashee Rice sustained an injury, and now another wide receiver is out. Here we’re talking about Mecole Hardman, who was also the team’s punt returner. The plan for Hardman was to play in the Week 5 game against the Saints. But things might change as he was unable to be on the field on the October 4th practice session. The reason behind this absence is actually a knee injury.

This implies that all the strategies that Andy Reid devised for the game against the Saints may require some revision. Some fresh reports have surfaced, claiming that Hardman may or may not participate in Week 5. If he does not, the head coach will need to choose one of Nikko Remigio, Montrell Washington, or Skyy Moore to be the Punt Returner for the team. All of them are excellent, but the team’s performance will suffer greatly as a result of the absence of its key wide receivers.

Apart from this, Andy Reid has also provided an update on Rashee Rice’s injuries. Thankfully, these updates are actually good news for the fans.

Andy Reid rules out the ACL injury speculation for Rashee Rice

While everyone was anxious that the WR had suffered an ACL injury, it appears that this did not occur. The HC disclosed that his knee injury is substantial, but not an ACL tear. This signifies that the WR may return later in the season but will miss several games in the meantime.

The HC even stated how Rice was sent home for rehabilitation. Not only does his knee’s exact health remain unknown, but fresh tests will be performed on the afflicted knee this week. After that, the significance of the injury will be determined, and predictions concerning his return may be formed.

So far, the WR’s comments in NFL media conferences have been good. Rice stated following the incident that he always trusts God and knows that God would help him get out of this dilemma. Noone is certain at this time, but future tests will clarify the picture. The Chiefs in the meantime may look for a new WR.

What are your opinions on the present situation with the Chiefs? Do you believe the squad is likely to fail now?