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Tyreek Hill, Chris Jones Among Six Chiefs Starters Not Practicing Wednesday

Tyreek Hill, Chris Jones Among Six Chiefs Starters Not Practicing Wednesday

Matt Derrick October 13, 2021

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Chiefs started preparation Wednesday for their Week 6 trip to visit the Washington Football Team on with six players scheduled to sit out practice.

That doesn’t even include running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire, whom the club placed on injured reserve Tuesday, which means he will be out a minimum of three weeks.

Wide receiver Tyreek Hill (quad contusion), left guard Joe Thuney (broken hand), defensive end Chris Jones (wrist), linebacker Anthony Hitchens (knee inflammation), cornerback Charvarius Ward (quad) and tight end Blake Bell (back) weren’t scheduled to practice Wednesday according to head coach Andy Reid. Defensive tackle Jarren Reed didn’t practice due to personal reasons.

“Seems like a long list but I think when it’s all said and done we’ll be able to get guys back here in the next little bit, which is a positive thing,” Reid said.

While the club placed Edwards-Helaire on injured reserve with an MCL sprain, Reid doesn’t believe Thuney requires a stay on the IR list. Thuney played most of Sunday’s game against Buffalo with a fractured hand.

“I think it’s just we give him a little time here for that thing to settle down and then I think we’ll have a chance to be OK,” Reid said.

Jones missed Sunday’s game due to the wrist injury he sustained in Week 2 against Baltimore. Reid said the club plans to continue rest Jones until he feels comfortable playing with the wrist issue.

“When he feels that, then he can do his job and he’ll be back in,” Reid He’s getting better though, that’s important.

Cornerback Chris Lamm0ons suffered a laceration on his shin during Sunday’s game but practiced in full Wednesday. Right tackle Lucas Niang (hamstring) was also listed as a full participant.

Chiefs injury report

Did not practice: WR Tyreek Hill (quad), DE Chris Jones (wrist), LG Joe Thuney (hand), LB Anthony Hitchens (knee), CB Charvarius Ward (quad), DT Jarren Reed (personal/not injury related) and TE Blake Bell (back)
Limited participation: None listed
Full participation: RT Lucas Niang (hamstring) and CB Chris Lammons (shin)

Washington injury report

Did not participate: T Sam Cosmi (ankle), RB Antonio Gibson (shin), LB Jared Norris (shoulder), WR Curtis Samuel (groin), G Brandon Scherff (knee) and WR Cam Sims (hamstring)
Limited participation: DT Jonathan Allen (knee), WR Dyami Brown (knee), LB Cole Holcomb (shoulder) and DT James Smith-Williams (toe)
Full participation: None listed

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Matt Derrick is the lead beat writer and publisher of Chiefs Digest. He joined Chiefs Digest in 2013 and became lead beat writer in 2016. He resides in Kansas City, Missouri.


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