The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles have officially released their second injury reports for the Super Bowl LIX bye week, this time actually practicing instead of estimated work. 

The team had a familiar face on the practice field on Thursday, as WR Skyy Moore was designated to return to practice from injured reserve (Read more about why here). Moore has been on injured reserve since late October with a core muscle injury. The Chiefs will have up until Saturday, Feb. 8, to activate Moore to the 53-man roster, or he'll remain on injured reserve for Super Bowl LIX.

The Eagles also had a pair of players return to practice from injured reserve:

Chiefs-Eagles estimated injury reports for Thursday, Jan. 30:

Eagles Injury Report

Chiefs Injury Report

KEY: DNP = Did not participate | LP = Limited participation | FP = Full participation | NIR = Not injury related

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Chiefs' most notable injury development is a false alarm

After an estimated full practice on Wednesday, Chiefs RT Jawaan Taylor was downgraded to limited participation on Thursday. Typically, this would cause alarm, but not in this particular case. This has been commonplace for Taylor, who has dealt with a knee injury for a good chunk of the season, specifically when the team practices in their indoor facility, which they did today. The playing surface in the indoor facility is a lot tougher on the knees and not as forgiving as the grace surface when they practice outdoors. This also allows the team's swing tackle, D.J. Humphries, to get some work in place of Taylor with the starting unit. 

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