Chiefs injury report: Kansas City's injury fortunes on an upward swing, Jaguars have several banged up starters

Originally posted on A to Z Sports | By Nick Roesch | Last updated Oct 2, 2025 8:03 PM ET

The Kansas City Chiefs are in full preparation for their Week 5 matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Monday Night Football.

Coach Andy Reid had no new injuries to report on Thursday, as every member of the active roster participated in some form during practice. Meanwhile, the Jaguars have several starters who are battling through multiple injuries. Let's examine each team's injury reports for Thursday.

Chiefs' Thursday injury report


Player	Injury	Thursday
CB Kristian Fulton	Ankle	LP
DE Mike Danna	Quad	FP
DE Charles Omenihu	Ankle	FP
WR Xavier Worthy	Shoulder	FP
WR JuJu Smith-Schuster	Knee	FP
WR Hollywood Brown	Ankle	FP
OT Jawaan Taylor	Knee	FP
LS James Winchester	Hamstring	FP
QB Patrick Mahomes	Groin	FP

Observations

Fulton was the only player for Kansas City who was limited during practice. He has missed the last two games with an ankle injury, and he missed most of training camp and preseason after having offseason knee surgery. With rookie CB Nohl Williams playing so well, there's no reason to rush Fulton back until he can be full-go.
Danna has also missed the last two games, but practicing in full on Thursday is a big step in the right direction of him returning this week.
Worthy did not have any setbacks during his Week 4 return as he fully practiced on Thursday.

Kristian Fulton was limited in practice today.
— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) October 2, 2025

Jaguars' Thursday injury report


Player	Injury	Thursday
DE Travon Walker	Wrist	DNP
LB Yasir Abdullah	Hamstring	DNP
OL Anton Harrison	Elbow	LP
OL Patrick Mekari	Knee	LP
OL Ezra Cleveland	Concussion/Ankle	LP
OL Wyatt Milum	Knee	LP
OL Chuma Edoga	Knee	LP
WR Dyami Brown	Shoulder	LP
S Eric Murray	Neck	LP
RB Bhayshul Tuten	Shoulder	LP

Observations

The Jaguars' offensive line is beat up, as three starters (Harrison, Mekari, Cleveland) were all limited on Thursday. The unit has played well this season, so missing any of them would be a blow for Jacksonville.
Walker is considered week-to-week with his wrist injury. Despite just undergoing surgery on it days ago, he has not been ruled out playing against the Chiefs. We'll know more by Saturday's final injury reports, but it seems like Walker will be a game-time decision.
Murray, a former draft pick by Kansas City in 2016, could be in jeopardy of missing out on playing his former team with a neck injury.