Chiefs' Andy Reid Comments on Xavier Worthy's Concerning Injury Situation

The Kansas City Chiefs are in unfamiliar territory heading into a matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Kansas City is heading into a matchup against the Eagles with an 0-1 record, having lost to the Los Angeles Chargers in their first game of the NFL season.

In the matchup against Los Angeles, which was played in Brazil, to kick off international play during the NFL season, the Chiefs suffered an unfortunate injury.

Wide receiver Xavier Worthy went down with a shoulder injury and wound up being sidelined for the rest of the game.

Worthy was involved in a collision with Travis Kelce that forced him back to the locker room.

On Monday, Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid issued a statement on Worthy's injury, following an MRI for the emerging NFL star.

Reid mentioned that Worthy will be evaluated day-by-day and is currently working on rehabbing his shoulder.

"He's rehabbing and working his shoulder, we'll see where it goes, day by day," Reid said.