The Chiefs Gear Up for AFC Title Game Rematch Against Ravens
The Kansas City Chiefs are preparing to face the Baltimore Ravens in a highly anticipated AFC title game rematch to kick off the NFL season. The Chiefs will have some new additions to their lineup, including JuJu Smith-Schuster and Samaje Perine, but will be without wide receiver Marquise Brown.
Head coach Andy Reid expressed confidence in Smith-Schuster and Perine’s ability to quickly acclimate to the playbook and contribute to the team’s success against Baltimore. Both players recently joined the Chiefs after being released from their previous teams.
Unfortunately, Marquise Brown sustained a shoulder injury in the preseason, but the Chiefs remain hopeful that he will return to the field in the coming weeks. In the meantime, Smith-Schuster provides valuable depth at the wide receiver position.
Smith-Schuster, who previously played for the Chiefs and has Super Bowl experience, brings a wealth of talent to the team. Despite some previous knee issues, he is healthy and ready to make an impact on the field.
With Brown out, second-year pro Rashee Rice and first-round pick Xavier Worthy will lead the Chiefs’ receiving corps. In addition, veterans Justin Watson, Skyy Moore, and Mecole Hardman will provide support alongside Smith-Schuster.
As the Chiefs prepare for Thursday night’s game, Reid is optimistic about the team’s depth and roster flexibility. While there are still some unknowns, particularly with rookie Xavier Worthy, Reid trusts in the team’s preparation and experience.
Stay updated on the latest NFL news at AP NFL.
© 2024 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
