Jaguars Lose Key Defender Walker Ahead Chiefs Monday Night Clash

The Jacksonville Jaguars will be without star defensive end Travon Walker for their Monday Night Football game against the Kansas City Chiefs due to a wrist injury that required surgery. Walker has been a crucial part of the Jaguars' defense, ranking highly in pressures, tackles for loss, and sacks this season, making his absence a significant blow as the team faces a strong Chiefs offense led by Patrick Mahomes. The Jaguars will also miss linebacker Yasir Abdullah and defensive tackle Khalen Saunders, further impacting their defensive depth. Meanwhile, the Chiefs will be without rookie defensive tackle Omarr Norman-Lott due to a shoulder injury but will welcome back defensive end Mike Danna from a quad injury, which bolsters their pass rush against a Jaguars offensive line that has allowed only three sacks all season. Both teams face challenges and opportunities with these roster changes as they compete in a pivotal AFC matchup where the Jaguars aim to break a losing streak against the Chiefs. The game will test the Jaguars' ability to adapt defensively without Walker and other key players against a Chiefs team looking to regain momentum after a 2-2 start.