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Andy Reid Gives Updates on Josh Simmons, Isiah Pacheco Ahead of Matchup vs. Broncos
Andy Reid confirmed Josh Simmons has returned after a family matter while Isiah Pacheco remains sidelined with a knee injury sustained on Oct. 27, impacting Chiefs' lineup.
- Reid told local reporters Monday that Josh Simmons would return to practice as the Chiefs resumed from their bye, but he sounded less optimistic about Isiah Pacheco's availability after his Oct. 27 knee injury.
- After abruptly leaving on October 12, Kansas City Chiefs left tackle Josh Simmons missed four games and returned to the practice facility on November 3, ending his absence.
- The Chiefs noted that backup Jaylon Moore, backup offensive lineman, stepped into Simmons' role and Reid said Moore had done `a respectable job`, starting against the Detroit Lions just hours after his wife gave birth.
- Now the Chiefs face a make-or-break road contest with the Denver Broncos, AFC West leader at 8-2, where a loss cuts division hopes to seven percent and raises playoff miss chances to 39 percent, The Athletic projects.
- Protecting Patrick Mahomes is vital because Denver Broncos lead the NFL with 46 sacks this season, and Mahomes has absorbed 17 sacks in nine games, so time to throw is critical.
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Rockdale Citizen & Newton CitizenChiefs rookie OT Josh Simmons to practice this week
Chiefs rookie offensive tackle Josh Simmons will practice this week for the first time since missing the past four games for personal reasons, Kansas City head coach Andy Reid told reporters Monday.
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Chiefs' Josh Simmons returns after family matter, playing status remains uncertain
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City Chiefs left tackle Josh Simmons has returned to the team after dealing with a family matter that kept him away for several weeks, though it remains unclear when the first-round draft pick will be back on the field for them. Chiefs coach Andy Reid told local reporters Monday that the former Ohio State standout, who had been replaced by Jaylon Moore in the starting lineup, would get back into the offensive line mix a…
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