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Chiefs plan to place Simmons on injured reserve — Oct 22, 2026The Chiefs placed left tackle Josh Simmons on injured reserve after his recovery from a bulging lumbar disc plateaued. Team officials said surgery is not currently planned and he needs more time to rehabilitate; he is eligible to return in Week 11.

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Chiefs Ease Simmons Back as Rice, Thornton Sit — Oct 14, 2026Chiefs left tackle Josh Simmons is returning to practice after missing nearly two months with a back injury, though coach Andy Reid said the team will ease him back in and gave no timetable for his return to games. Wide receiver Rashee Rice, still recovering from a hamstring injury, will not practice as Kansas City prepares to face the Chargers.

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Rachel Meyers Thornton sitting out too leaves the receiving options thin, hope the backups can step up without forcing mistakes.

Chiefs, Seahawks Manage Key Injuries Ahead of Sunday — Oct 21, 2026Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice (hamstring) and right tackle Jaylon Moore (concussion) missed the opening practice ahead of Sunday’s game against Seattle, leaving their availability uncertain. Left tackle Josh Simmons is working back from a back injury, while Joshua Ezeudu is positioned to fill in for Moore if needed.

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Seahawks, Chiefs Make Roster Moves Before Clash — Oct 21, 2026Ahead of their matchup, the Seahawks released cornerback Trevon Diggs to make room for offensive lineman Anthony Bradford, with a possible practice-squad return for Diggs, while Kansas City placed left tackle Josh Simmons on injured reserve and cut running back Nate Carter from its practice squad. Seattle’s Emanuel Wilson could be pivotal in the red zone against a Chiefs defense that has been among the league’s best at limiting touchdowns.

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