Kansas City Chiefs’ final injury report for Week 2 vs. Indianapolis Colts rules out 2 starters, 2 others deemed questionable

The Kansas City Chiefs released their final injury report for Week 2 against the Indianapolis Colts.

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Aug 28, 2026; Kansas City, Missouri, USA; Kansas City Chiefs cornerback L’jarius Sneed (38) warms up against the Seattle Seahawks prior to a game at Arrowhead Stadium. Denny Medley-Imagn Images

The Kansas City Chiefs have released their final injury report ahead of Week 2 against the Indianapolis Colts on “Sunday Night Football.”

For the second consecutive week, the Chiefs will be without starting LT Josh Simmons (back) and starting SS Chamarri Conner (knee). However, those seem to be the only injuries likely to cause absences. Seven more players are on the injury report with various ailments, and while two players are listed as questionable, I’d wager they’re closer to probable.

Here’s a quick breakdown of the final Week 2 injury reports, including game-status designations. Keep in mind that clubs can add to the injury report up to Week 2’s kickoff on Sunday.

Kansas City Chiefs’ Friday injury report for Week 2

PlayerInjuryWed./Thu./Fri.Designation
LT Josh SimmonsBackDNP/DNP/DNPOUT
DB Chamarri ConnerKneeDNP/DNP/DNPOUT
DE Ashton GillotteFootFP/FP/FP
WR Rashee RiceKneeFP/FP/FP
CB L’Jarius SneedKneeFP/LP/FP
DE R Mason ThomasHamstringFP/FP/FP
QB Patrick MahomesKneeFP/FP/FP
DT Chris JonesCalfLP/LP/LPQuestionable
CB Mansoor DelaneShoulderFP/FP/LPQuestionable

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

Observations

  • Jones and Sneed’s injuries seem more like load management than anything else. Sneed told reporters on Friday regarding his health: “Feeling good. You know it’s taking it day by day, week by week.”
  • On Mansoor Delane and Chris Jones, Chiefs HC Andy Reid said: “…And then (Mansoor) Delane practiced today. Chris Jones did a little bit today too, but I think we’ll be okay there.”
  • Reid had this to say about S Chamarri Conner’s future availability: “I can’t give you a timeline, but he’s getting better. (It’s) just a matter of the swelling staying consistently out of (the knee), but he’s doing everything he possibly can do with the trainers.”
  • Reid also gave this update on LT Josh Simmons: “He’s at that two-week mark now, so they’ll go back and reevaluate it. But I know he’s feeling better than what he was. Good enough to play? We’ll see.”

Indianapolis Colts’ Friday injury report for Week 2

PlayerInjuryWed./Thu./Fri.Designation
LB Austin AjiakeHamstringLP/FP/FP
WR Keenan AllenNIR (Rest)LP/FP/FP
DT DeForest BucknerAnkle/RestFP/FP/DNP
LB Akeem D-GaitherKneeFP/FP/FP
WR Ashton DulinAnkleDNP/DNP/DNPOUT
WR Alec PierceHeelFP/DNP/FP
QB Anthony RichardsonGroinDNP/FP/FP
DT Grover StewartPersonal-/DNP/FP
CB Charvarius WardRest-/-/DNP
RB DJ GiddensKnee–/DNP/FPQuestionable

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

Observations

  • Colts HC Shane Steichen ruled out WR Ashton Dulin ahead of Friday’s practice. DJ Giddens is listed as questionable, but I’d say he’s closer to probable after practicing on Friday.
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