Kansas City Chiefs lose wide receiver for the Super Bowl
The Kansas City Chiefs have already ruled out one major playmaker for the offense in the Super Bowl. The Chiefs will be a little shorthanded and brittle before their matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles Sunday. The Chiefs had three wide receivers sitting out of practice last Thursday. There was hope they could use the bye week to get healthy for the Super Bowl.
According to Adam Schefter with ESPN, wide receiver Mecole Hardman has been placed on injured reserve Monday. The Chiefs activated running back Clyde Edawrds-Helaire from the injured reserve.
Chiefs activated RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire from Reserve/Injured.
They also placed WR Mecole Hardman on Reserve/Injured.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) February 6, 2023
Hardman has been dealing with a pelvis injury since Week 9. He made his first appearance in the AFC Championship since Week 9 but had to leave after aggravating the injury.
Edwards-Helaire has played in ten games for the Kansas City Chiefs this season. He had 302 rushing yards and three touchdowns in the regular season. Edwards-Helaire also contributed in the passing game; he had 171 receiving yars, and three touchdown catches. He hadn’t played since Week 11, when he suffered a high-ankle sprain injury against the Los Angeles Chargers. That’s the same injury quarterback Patrick Mahomes dealt with to play in the AFC Championship game.
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