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Is Mike Danna playing today? Injury updates for Chiefs DL

#Chiefs DL Mike Danna is dealing with a pectoral injury. Here are the latest updates.

The Kansas City Chiefs were without starting defensive end Mike Danna for a few weeks while he recovered from a pectoral injury.

Danna was back on the field in the Chiefs’ win over the Denver Broncos and tallied two tackles that helped Kansas City earn its ninth regular-season victory.

Mike Danna injury update

Danna has been dealing with a pectoral injury that has now healed enough that he can practice with the Chiefs and see action on gameday.

After playing in last week’s tilt against Denver, Danna was a full participant in Kansas City’s Week 11 practices in preparation for the Chiefs’ showdown with the Buffalo Bills.

How long will Mike Danna be out?

Danna is expected to play in Buffalo today, where his stopping power will be needed to keep Josh Allen and the Bills’ offense in check

Chiefs DE depth chart

In today’s matchup, Danna will have Felix Anudike-Uzomah and Joshua
Uche to back him up.

The opposite defensive end position will be led by George Karlaftis with Malik Herring and Cameron Thomas available to fill in.

Chiefs Dave Toub says Leo Chenal almost blocked an extra point vs. Broncos: ‘Got his finger on it’

Kansas City #Chiefs special teams coordinator Dave Toub says Leo Chenal almost blocked an extra point vs. #Broncos: ‘Got his finger on it’ | @EdEastonJr

The Kansas City Chiefs’ thrilling victory over the Denver Broncos in Week 10 via a blocked field goal earned well-deserved praise for special teams coordinator Dave Toub. Toub discussed the well-designed play with reporters on Thursday for the first time since last Sunday and revealed that Leo Chenal almost had a blocked extra point earlier in the game.

“I mean, that’s what you do. You practice it. And our guys believe in what we’re doing. They always have great effort. So you always think that they got a chance to get it. And you know, it’s throughout the season you’ve seen, it’s been very close, whether it’s Justin off the edge or Leo. In fact, he got his finger on a ball in that game, his fingertip on a ball on the second extra point, and came into the huddle and told me that he got his finger on it. So we knew that there was a possibility. But, I mean, you’re always it’s; it’s such a long shot to get that, and we’re fortunate. The effort and everything was excellent, and the guys came through.”

The collective efforts of Justin Reid on the outside, Mike Danna, and the defensive line push led to Chenal’s game-winning block. Toub and his group will look for even more efficiency on the road against the Buffalo Bills this Sunday.

Chiefs LB Leo Chenal reacts to blocking game-winning field goal attempt: ‘It’s complete shock’

Kansas City #Chiefs linebacker Leo Chenal reacts to blocking game-winning field goal attempt: ‘It’s complete shock’ | @EdEastonJr

The Kansas City Chiefs pulled a rabbit out of the hate with Sunday’s victory over the Denver Broncos coming down to a blocked field goal attempt as time expired. Linebacker Leo Chenal is the player who got his hands on the ball and explained the moment to reporters after the game.

“It’s complete shock. Not much I can say about it. Glory to Jesus Christ and everything because I was really praying for something to happen.” said Chenal. “That moment is so heavy, there’s a second on the clock, and they’re going to kick the field goal. You feel the weight of the moment.”

Broncos kicker Will Lutz had time to position the spot to his benefit but was still unable to get the ball past Chenal, as he credited the push from his teammates on the line.

“That was definitely a big moment. I want to credit Mike Danna (the one in the Super Bowl) – I’ll get the stat for it; it went through my hand, but he was the one who really stopped the ball. He’s not going to get credit with the stat, but a big credit to him. It’s never that mentality of I’m never going to get there again.” said Chenal. “When you have guys like J. Reid (Justin Reid) rushing like he does, Jack (Cochrane) and the big push by the big guys in the middle, George (Karlaftis) and what he does. Working on get-offs, it’s bound to happen. It’s been a long time coming.”

Danna’s block in Super Bowl LVIII is memorable because of the stage, but Chenal’s block’s unlikelihood of winning the game is remarkable, considering the scenario against a division rival.

“It’s big. It’s a team effort. They have to respect (Justin Reid) J. Reid on the outside; they have to respect our guys rushing on the outside and in the middle.” said Chenal. “It’s not like they can just lean heavy to one guy. It’s a big credit. George (Karlaftis) is doing what he’s doing right beside me all the time; he’s getting pressure right there. Any time I get my hand near it, George is right there. He has a little bit bigger wingspan than me. It’s a big team effort.”

A seismic team moment adds to the many memories made over the years at Arrowhead Stadium as the Chiefs continue their three-peat journey.

Chiefs DC Steve Spagnuolo discusses Joshua Uche’s role: ‘I’m not sure’

Kansas City Chiefs DC Steve Spagnuolo discusses Joshua Uche’s role: ‘I’m not sure’ | @EdEastonJr

The Kansas City Chiefs’ recent trade with the New England Patriots has landed them one of the best young pass rushers in the league. Chiefs defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo spoke to reporters on Friday for the first time since acquiring Joshua Uche, sharing his thoughts on his potential role on the team.

“I’m not sure what will happen this Monday – I mean, it’s quick, but (Defensive Line Coach) Joe’s (Cullen) doing – Joe and (Assistant Defensive Line Coach) Terry (Bradden) are doing the best they can to get him (Joshua Uche) up to date on the things we’re doing,” said Spagnuolo. “We just went through a walk-through there, and he got involved in it, so that’s good. We’ll see where we’re at. Hopefully, we get some edge rush out of him. I know he’s a good football player – a lot of good things about him – all the research we did. Mike Danna played with him. I remember talking to Mike about him as a teammate, and everything came back positive, so (we’ll) keep our fingers crossed and be hopeful.”

Uche has two sacks this season and will be counted on in various ways for Spagnuolo’s defense during the stretch run. The relationship with former college teammate Mike Danna should help the learning curve and possibly get Uche on the field for Monday night.

Kareem Hunt injury update: Latest news on Chiefs RB’s status

Chiefs RB Kareem Hunt is dealing with a hip injury. Here are the latest updates.

Kareem Hunt was listed on the Kansas City Chiefs’ injury report this week but should be available for the defending Super Bowl champions’ matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, October 27.

Kareem Hunt injury update

Hunt was listed with a hip injury that limited his participation in practice on Wednesday. However, Hunt recovered enough over the course of the week to be a full participant in Kansas City’s workouts on Thursday and Friday.

How long will Kareem Hunt be out?

Hunt isn’t expected to miss time due to his injury and should be available for the Chiefs’ Week 8 matchup against the Raiders on Sunday.

Chiefs RB depth chart

Assuming Hunt plays against Las Vegas in Week 8, Kansas City’s backfield will feature veterans Samaje Perine and Clyde Edwards-Helaire, as well as rookie rusher Carson Steele.

Expect one of Hunt’s backups to be listed as inactive when the Chiefs face the Raiders this weekend.

Mike Danna injury update: Latest news on Chiefs DE’s status

#Chiefs DL Mike Danna is dealing with a pectoral injury. Here are the latest updates.

After missing Week 7 due to a pectoral injury, starting defensive end Mike Danna will be out again in Week 8 when the Kansas City Chiefs face the Las Vegas Raiders, according to the team’s official injury report.

Mike Danna injury update

Danna has been listed as having a pectoral issue on the Chiefs’ injury reports since the team’s bye in Week 6. The injury has kept him from practicing while he takes time to heal. With an official status of OUT, he will miss his second consecutive game this week.

How long will Mike Danna be out?

The franchise has not indicated what Danna’s timeline for return might look like, but the defensive end will have to sit out Kansas City’s Week 8 matchup against Las Vegas.

Chiefs DE depth chart

With Danna out for another week, the Chiefs will need defensive ends Felix Anudike-Uzomah and George Karlaftis to do some heavy lifting for the defense when they face the Raiders. Kansas City is still missing B.J. Thompson and Charles Omenihu, both on the Chiefs’ injured reserve list.

Raiders vs Chiefs final injury report: Latest updates, news for Week 8

All the latest updates and news on TEAMA’s injury report ahead of a Week X game vs. TEAMB.

Who will play and who will not for the Raiders and Chiefs? Well, the Raiders should get their best receiver back this week while the Chiefs will be without one of their starting receivers.

Injury report

TE Harrison Bryant injury update

Bryant missed practice all week with an elbow injury he sustained in last Sunday’s game against the Rams. He is officially Questionable for the game.

WR Jakobi Meyers injury update

Practiced FULL on Friday and is officially Questionable for the game. Head coach Antonio Pierce said Friday morning that he expects Meyers to return this week after missing the past two weeks with an ankle injury.

G Dylan Parham injury update

Parham has been ruled OUT again as he missed all week with a foot injury. He will once again be replaced at right guard by Jordan Meredith.

LB’s Tommy Eichenberg, Kana’i Mauga injury updates

Both players were Full go at practice on Friday and are Questionable for the game.

3 Chiefs starters listed on Kansas City’s first Week 8 injury report

See which #Chiefs were listed on Kansas City’s initial injury report ahead of the defending champions’ Week 8 matchup against the #Raiders.

The Kansas City Chiefs could be without three of their starters against the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 8 after Mike Danna, Kareem Hunt, and Justin Reid were listed on the defending champions’ injury report on Wednesday.

Danna did not participate in Kansas City’s latest practice session due to an ongoing pectoral injury.

Hunt was a limited participant in Wednesday’s practice, listed with a hip injury.

Reid fully participated in drills but was listed with a hand injury.

All are listed in top spots on the Chiefs’ unofficial depth chart, and their absences could prove to be massive blows to Kansas City’s hopes to keep its undefeated season alive at Allegiant Stadium on October 27.

 

Though it seems likely that Danna will be out for Week 8 after missing the Chiefs’ win over the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, Hunt and Reid should have a chance to play if they don’t suffer any setbacks in their recovery.

Will Mecole Hardman play this week? Injury updates for Chiefs WR

Chiefs wide receiver Mecole Hardman is dealing with a knee injury. Here are the latest updates.

The Kansas City Chiefs’ offense will need to be firing on all cylinders against the San Francisco 49ers in Week 7.

Wide receiver Mecole Hardman could be a key factor in Kansas City’s game plan while star pass-catchers Rashee Rice and Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown are on injured reserve.

Hardman was listed with a knee injury on the defending champions’ final injury report on Friday and

Mecole Hardman injury update

Mecole Hardman has been dealing with a knee injury that did not limit his participation at practices this week. He is expected to be available to play against the 49ers in Week 7.

How long will Mecole Hardman be out?

It is unclear if Hardman will be on the injury report again next week after being a full participant in all of the Chiefs’ practices after their bye.

Chiefs WR depth chart

Hardman’s contributions could prove to be crucial against San Francisco given the Chiefs’ diminished depth at the receiver position. Veteran wideout JuJu Smith-Schuster is listed as questionable, so Hardman could be called into a key role in Week 7.

Will Mike Danna play this week? Injury updates for Chiefs DL

Chiefs DL Mike Danna is dealing with a pectoral injury. Here are the latest updates.

The Kansas City Chiefs will be without one of their top-performing defensive ends against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday after Mike Danna was listed as out with a pectoral injury on the defending champions’ final injury report on Friday.

Mike Danna injury update

Mike Danna did not participate in any of the Chiefs’ practice sessions this week and was officially listed as out for Sunday’s Super Bowl LVIII rematch against the 49ers.

How long will Mike Danna be out?

It is unclear if Danna will miss next week’s Sunday afternoon matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders, but he will officially miss Week 7.

Chiefs DE depth chart

Since Danna will be unavailable this Sunday, Kansas City will rely heavily on Felix Anudike-Ozomah and George Karlaftis to lead its defense against San Francisco. The Chiefs are already without defensive ends B.J. Thompson and Charles Omenihu, who are both on injured reserve.