In the aftermath of their most embarrassing performance of the 2026 season by an insanely wide margin, the Kansas City Chiefs have bigger fish to fry than engaging in hypotheticals regarding those who aren't even on the active 53-man roster.
Emotions ran high in a Wednesday team meeting between Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, left tackle Josh Simmons and head coach Andy Reid.
Mike Garafolo and Ian Rapoport shared details about a situation in which Chiefs LT Josh Simmons was asked by HC Andy Reid to leave a team meeting. The day before the team placed Simmons on injured reserve for a back issue, he sat with his feet up in the offense’s meeting room when Reid asked him to put them down.
Frustrations reportedly came to a head this week between the Kansas City Chiefs and first-round tackle Josh Simmons. Per the NFL Network, Simmons was told to leave a meeting by Patrick Mahomes and head coach Andy Reid one day before the team placed the second-year lineman on injured reserve.
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The Kansas City Chiefs head into Week 7 against the Seattle Seahawks with their offensive flexibility under pressure. Josh Simmons’ move to injured reserve extends the uncertainty at left tackle, while Jaylon Moore’s concussion removes another starting option from the offensive line.
The Kansas City Chiefs placed Josh Simmons on Injured Reserve this week due to a back injury that has hampered him since training camp. Fans were given
The Kansas City Chiefs camp had been waiting for a positive update about Josh Simmons. Injuries have been a major problem for Simmons, yet the Chiefs drafted him in the first round of the 2025 draft, hoping he would become the franchise left tackle.
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The Chiefs placed left tackle Josh Simmons on injured reserve on Thursday due to a bulging disc in his lower back, per ESPN’s Nate Taylor and Adam Schefter.
Kansas City Chiefs left tackle Josh Simmons has yet to play this season due to a bulging disc in his back. The 2025 first-round pick was originally thought to be available in the first month of the season, but the condition hasn’t improved well enough to step on the field.
Kansas City Chiefs left tackle Josh Simmons' rehab from a back injury has "plateaued" and he will be placed on injured reserve. Head trainer Rick Burkholder provided an update Thursday on Simmons, who has been dealing with a bulging disc in his lower back since training camp.
Per Charles Goldman, Chiefs VP of sports medicine and performance Rick Burkholder said they are placing OT Josh Simmons on injured reserve with a bulging disc in his lower back, which has sidelined him for the first six weeks of the year.
The Kansas City Chiefs released their first Week 7 injury report vs. the Seattle Seahawks. Josh Simmons is a non-participant in practice again, this time for a new reason unrelated to injury.
Despite being 4-0 after their bye week, the Kansas City Chiefs still have plenty of things they can improve on. As the team heads into the middle portion of its 2026 schedule, help appears to be on the way via the eventual return of standout left tackle Josh Simmons.
Kansas City Chiefs left tackle Josh Simmons returned to practice on Wednesday for the first time since sustaining a back injury at training camp. Coach Andy Reid said on Sept.
Kansas City Chiefs starting left tackle Josh Simmons has been rehabbing from a bulging disc in his lower back all season. The team opted against putting him on Injured Reserve to start the year as they had the sense he wouldn’t need four weeks to return.