The Kansas City Chiefs are chasing their fourth straight Super Bowl appearance under the leadership of head coach Andy Reid.
Fueled by the brilliance of Patrick Mahomes, the Chiefs have become a dynasty over the past seven seasons, collecting three Super Bowl rings and five AFC crowns along the way. Despite their dominance, however, the 2025 campaign has gotten off to a rocky start, with Kansas City opening the year at 0-2.
That makes Sunday night’s Week 3 showdown with the New York Giants a critical opportunity for the Chiefs to secure their first win of the season on the national stage. Ahead of the primetime clash, the team released its final injury report following a week of preparation.
The biggest concern surrounds rookie wide receiver Xavier Worthy, who dislocated his shoulder in Week 1 and was sidelined for Week 2. Reid provided an update on Friday, explaining that Worthy remains “questionable” for Sunday’s game. While the dynamic playmaker was unavailable last week, there’s optimism he could return against the Giants, with Reid noting, “we’ll see how it goes.”
Xavier Worthy was a limited participant in Kansas City’s final practice before their matchup with the Giants.
The rookie wideout was expected to step into the No. 1 receiver role this season while Rashee Rice serves a six-game suspension.
If Worthy is able to return, it could provide a much-needed spark for a Chiefs offense that has stumbled out of the gate with losses to both the Los Angeles Chargers and the Philadelphia Eagles.
Across the first two games of the season, Patrick Mahomes has completed 58.8% of his passes, throwing for two touchdowns and one interception. On the ground, he’s also been the team’s top rusher, piling up 123 yards and two scores.
While Mahomes continues to create plays with both his arm and his legs, the lack of depth at wide receiver has clearly put him in tougher situations than usual.