Summary
The Kansas City Chiefs face a challenge as their left tackle, Josh Simmons, is out due to wrist surgery. With five games left in the 2025 season, Simmons is expected to miss at least four games, impacting the team's push for the playoffs.
Key Facts
- Josh Simmons, the starting left tackle for the Kansas City Chiefs, had wrist surgery.
- Simmons will miss at least four games, slated to return in Week 18 against the Las Vegas Raiders.
- He injured his wrist during a game against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 13.
- Simmons was the Chiefs' first-round draft pick in 2025.
- Jaylon Moore and Wanya Morris are expected to cover Simmons' position in his absence.
- Patrick Mahomes, the Chiefs quarterback, has been sacked 27 times this season.
- The Chiefs have a 6-6 record and need wins in their remaining games to reach the postseason.
