Chiefs Prepare for AFC Championship Amid Player Injuries
Chiefs Prepare for AFC Championship Amid Player Injuries

Chiefs Prepare for AFC Championship Amid Player Injuries

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As the Kansas City Chiefs prepare for the AFC Championship game against the Buffalo Bills, quarterback Patrick Mahomes is managing an ankle injury but fully participated in practice. Meanwhile, head coach Andy Reid confirmed that wide receiver Mecole Hardman will not be activated from injured reserve, ruling him out for the playoffs, while cornerback Jaylen Watson has returned to the lineup after recovering from a fibula fracture. Hardman has been sidelined due to a knee injury that required surgery, affecting the Chiefs' receiving options. Reid expressed optimism about Watson's performance after his return, indicating he will likely see more snaps. The Chiefs, aiming for a third consecutive Super Bowl appearance, are in a favorable health position despite Hardman's absence. The game is set for Sunday evening, with updates on player statuses expected throughout the week.

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