In a Saturday afternoon report from Matt Derrick of Chiefs Digest, it was revealed that Morris is being placed on injured reserve. That comes with a minimum of four games missed. With Kansas City at 6-7 on the year, Morris can’t play another game this season regardless of whether he’d be healthy enough to.

Kansas City didn’t waste time reshuffling the deck. The Chiefs have announced a trio of roster changes that signal both urgency and intent. In the latest roster move, Andy Reid’s Chiefs promoted safety Mike Edwards from the practice squad to the active roster.

There is no denying that the Kansas City Chiefs ' dynasty is close to being over, and as such, roster turnover will be expected in the offseason. Several aging stars will see their futures with another team, or some might walk into retirement having done a superb job over the past five or so years. One such player is Travis Kelce.

With roster cutdown day approaching, what will the Kansas City Chiefs' final 53-man roster look like? Tucker Franklin and Jordan Foote discuss on Roughing the Kicker. By 3 p.m. Arrowhead Time Saturday, every NFL team has to cut its roster down to 53 ...

They had a must-win game on Thanksgiving, but lost to the Cowboys. Ditto for Sunday’s game against the Texans. Going in, fans knew a win would put the Chiefs in good position to make the playoffs, but a defeat would be disastrous.

After a slow start to the season, the Kansas City Chiefs‘ offense seemed to be picking things up. In Weeks 4-7, head coach Andy Reid’s team averaged 31.5 points per game. Unfortunately for them, that success hasn’t sustained itself. Speaking to the ...

“The kid loves to play football,” Chiefs coach Andy Reid said. “He’s down about that part, but he’s upbeat — the surgery went well, which was a real positive, so he feels good about that, and then it’s just a matter of coming back.