Sky Moore will not be activated, and Derrick Nnadi has been ruled out.

Sky Moore will not be activated, and Derrick Nnadi has been ruled out.

Receiving star Skyy Moore will not be available for the Chiefs’ Sunday contest against the Bills.

During his press conference on Friday, Kansas City quarterback Andy Reid informed the media that Moore, who injured his knee during practice on Thursday, will not be active for the divisional semifinal matchup.

After sustaining a knee injury in the Week 15 triumph over the Patriots, Moore received a return date.

Moore recorded 21 receptions over 244 yards and one touchdown in 14 regular-season contests during his second season.

Additionally, Reid mentioned that Derrick Nnadi, a defensive tackle for the Chiefs, will be absent due to a triceps injury.

Throughout the seventeen games he started for Kansas City this season, he accumulated 29 tackles and one sack.

Wanya Morris, a reserve offensive tackle, is out with a concussion. Left tackle Donovan Smith will maintain his starting position.

Aside from that, the chiefs appear to be in excellent health. Given the Bills’ extensive injury list, Chiefs supporters will be ecstatic to hear this.

The Chiefs’ final injury report before Sunday’s Divisional Round matchup against the Buffalo Bills indicates that the majority of players have a clean bill of health, which could be the healthiest it has been all season.

Donovan Smith is expected to make his second consecutive left tackle start following the continued concussion protocol for rookie Wanya Morris and the continued status of injured reserve player Skyy Moore.

Two additional noteworthy developments were that Derrick Nnadi did not engage in practices, while Kadarius Toney did so, as he was able to make his return to action after a late-season injury.

In general, this is excellent news for the Patrick Mahomes-era Chiefs, who are traveling to their first playoff game on the road.

Although it is still uncertain which players will make the field and which will not, the Chiefs have enjoyed a significant advantage in every aspect.

Buffalo’s defense is plagued by injuries, and they have already ruled out talented wide receiver Gabe Davis. Despite not having practiced, superstar Diggs, 31, is expected to show up on Sunday.

Nnadi’s elbow injury forced him to miss Saturday’s Wild Card game against the Miami Dolphins. He has been out of practice all week.

The Florida State graduate has been a dependable Chiefs interior starter since the third round of the 2018 draft.

Morris sustained a concussion in the regular-year finale against the Chargers of LA and was inactive against the Dolphins.

Morris participated fully on Wednesday of this week, to a limited extent on Thursday, and abstained from practice on Friday.

Moore returned to injured reserve just recently following a four-game absence due to a knee injury.

Due to a knee injury, he was unable to practice on Friday, but his participation was limited on Wednesday or Thursday.

Particularly lacking at linebacker is leading tackler Terrel Bernard, who was carted off the Bills’ Wild Card game against the Steelers in Pittsburgh but still has a chance to play.

Taron Johnson, the starting cornerback, will also be available to play once he clears the concussion protocol. Punter Sam Martin (hamstring injury) also practiced on Friday.

If either or both are healthy enough to play on Sunday, their skill sets would be intriguing to employ against a battered Buffalo defense.

Even though the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs is quickly approaching, neither the Buffalo Bills nor the Kansas City Chiefs will be in full health for their Sunday matchup.

Sean McDermott, the head coach of the Buffalo Bills, ruled out several players for the weekend on Friday morning.

Gabe Davis, a wide receiver who has delivered numerous impactful performances for the Chiefs throughout his career, is on the list.

Furthermore, linebacker Baylon Spector, safety Taylor Rapp, and cornerback Christian Benford will likely be sidelined.

Since Week 15, when he faced the New England Patriots, Toney has been inactive, whereas Ross has appeared in ten games so far this season.

Reid did not offer many updates regarding the remaining wideout room members during his media availability.

Both Justyn Ross (hamstring) and Kadarius Toney (hip/ankle) missed the victory over the Miami Dolphins on Wild Card Weekend and have faced practice restrictions this week.