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By Josh Alper

The Chiefs had one of their defensive ends on Wednesday’s injury report and that number doubled on Thursday. Frank Clark was added to the report as a limited participant with a hamstring injury. Clark was on the report the last two weeks with the same issue, but played in each of the first two games [more] Read more…

By Michael David Smith

Chiefs assistant coach Greg Lewis and Browns safety Ronnie Harrison were involved in a sideline altercation in Week One that initially saw the officials announce a penalty on Lewis, only to discuss what happened, reverse course and eject Harrison from the game while not penalizing Lewis. But while Lewis avoided a penalty, he said today [more] Read more…

By Myles Simmons

It’s clearly a small sample size. But through two weeks, the Chiefs have one of the league’s worst defenses. That’s not sitting well with members of the unit, especially after Sunday night’s loss to the Ravens. Kansas City allowed 251 yards rushing to Baltimore, including 107 to quarterback Lamar Jackson. “You know, we’re pissed off,” [more] Read more…

By Mike Florio

The new-look Chargers have an early-season test in Kansas City. The Chargers are being tested with some early-season injuries. The Wednesday report includes a couple of key players, neither of whom practiced. Defensive end Joey Bosa has foot and ankle injuries, and safety Derwin James has a toe injury. Also not practicing were cornerback Chris [more] Read more…

By Josh Alper

A couple of starters on the Chiefs’ defensive line were limited participants in Wednesday’s practice. Defensive end Chris Jones (wrist) and defensive tackle Derrick Nnadi (hip) drew those listings to kick off the practice week. Nnadi was on the reprot all last week, but practiced fully each day and did not get an injury designation [more] Read more…

By Myles Simmons

Through two weeks, the Chiefs have played two of the league’s best rushing teams from 2020. But Kansas City’s run defense has left a lot to be desired. After Baltimore ran for 251 yards on Sunday, the Chiefs have surrendered a league-high 404 rushing yards and 6.0 yards per carry through Week Two. Over time, [more] Read more…

By Charean Williams

Ravens coach John Harbaugh didn’t see Lamar Jackson‘s flip into the end zone on his game-winning, 1-yard touchdown run on third-and-goal. Harbaugh learned about it later from his wife. “Then I heard his hip hurt, and I’m like, ‘I’m not surprised,’” Harbaugh said, via Jamison Hensley of ESPN. Jackson didn’t stick the landing on his [more] Read more…

By Michael David Smith

The Chiefs appeared to be cruising toward a game-winning field goal late on Sunday night in Baltimore. Then Clyde Edwards-Helaire fumbled, the Chiefs never got the ball back, and the Ravens won. It would be easy to put that loss on Edwards-Helaire, but Patrick Mahomes said after the game that he talked to Edwards-Helaire and [more] Read more…