Kansas City Chiefs Struck by Painful Injury Blow With Already Depleted Receiving Corps

The Kansas City Chiefs may come off strong with a win. However, it came off with a substantial cost. The franchise was already slim in their options at the receiver end. But it came down to downright ugly after the latest injury strike. It all came down during the Kansas City-Los Angeles game when WR Kadarius Toney came into the injury zone.

Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs are running strong in the AFC West and are sitting atop the division. However, the injury strike has become rather lethal this year, and the Kansas City Chiefs also fell prey to it. It also struck the franchise during the Week 11 game, and their situation looks bleak.

As per Chiefs Wire, Kadarius Toney sustained a hamstring injury during the second quarter. Since there was no stagnation for the injuries sustained, it is hard to predict what happened to the Kansas City Chiefs’ latest trade acquisition. However, the team announced on Twitter that they ruled the WR questionable to come back.

However, that was not it. As per NFL.com, the Chiefs also ruled Clyde Edwards-Helaire and Juan Thornhill out of the Sunday night game during the second half. They sustained ankle and calf injuries, respectively.

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With Toney off the game, the Chiefs have prime receivers like Marquez Valdes-Scantling, Justin Watson, and Skyy Moore. The franchise elevated Cornell Powell and Marcus Kemp from the practice squad. Additionally, with Mecole Hardman being on IR and JuJu Smith-Schuster under concussion protocol, Kansas City may need to ramp up its game in the offensive are

Kansas City Chiefs star TE in shock on how did Giants let Kadarius Toney go

Kadarius Toney was a star in the making in New York. But the Giants pulled a shocker when they traded off the WR to the Chiefs. It may look like a bizarre move by the Giants. Chiefs TE Travis Kelce is still in disbelief at how the Giants let a star player off their franchise.

During the New Heights Podcast, Travis Kelce mentioned, “I don’t know how he got out of that building. I don’t get it one bit… I don’t even want to know what happened over there. I am just extremely happy that Brett Veach found a way yet again to get an unbelievably talented player in this building.”

As the famous quote says, one man’s loss is another man’s gain.

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