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Out of sight isn't out of mind when it comes to Josh Simmons, because his absence hurts the Kansas City Chiefs.
A tense exchange between Josh Simmons and head coach Andy Reid preceded the Kansas City Chiefs placing the second-year offensive tackle on injured reserve, according to NFL Network's Mike Garafolo and Ian Rapoport.
Simmons, the Chiefs' 2025 first-round pick, has yet to play this season while battling a back injury. Here's the latest.
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Chiefs place left tackle Josh Simmons on injured reserve with a bulging disk in his lower back
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs placed Josh Simmons on injured reserve because of a bulging disk in his lower back Thursday, guaranteeing their starting left tackle will be out at least four more weeks after having already missed the first five games of the season.
Unfortunately, Simmons' injury isn't getting any better. According to ESPN's Nate Taylor, the Chiefs' head trainer revealed Simmons has "plateaued" in his rehab process, and the first-round offensive tackle will be hitting injured reserve this season.
Josh Simmons' injured reserve placement raises deeper questions as conflicting timelines and pre-draft character concerns cloud the Chiefs' plans.
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Chiefs Week 7 injury report vs. Seahawks: Josh Simmons IR move throws wrinkle into KC offense
The Kansas City Chiefs head into Week 7 against the Seattle Seahawks with their offensive flexibility under pressure. Josh Simmons’ move to injured reserve extends the uncertainty at left tackle, while Jaylon Moore’s concussion removes another starting option from the offensive line.
Will Chiefs TE Travis Kelce take the field to face the Seahawks on 'Sunday Night Football' in Week 7? Here's the latest update on Kelce's status:
