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Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Marquise Brown is not expected to play in the season opener against the Baltimore Ravens due to a shoulder injury. Coach Andy Reid confirmed that Brown's recovery timeline suggests he may return in Week 2, but the team is optimistic about his recovery. In Brown's absence, quarterback Patrick Mahomes will rely on other receiving options, including tight end Travis Kelce and rookie Xavier Worthy.
- Marquise Brown's shoulder injury will keep him out of the season opener.
- Chiefs are optimistic about Brown's recovery but are preparing for his absence.
- Patrick Mahomes will have to lean on younger receivers and tight end Travis Kelce.
Marquise Brown | WR
Injury
Week 1
- Brown is recovering from a sternoclavicular injury and is not expected to play in Week 1.
- His absence is felt by the team, especially by quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
Xavier Worthy | WR
Breakout
- Worthy, a rookie first-round pick, is expected to step up in Brown's absence.
Kansas City Chiefs
- The Chiefs will need to adapt their offensive strategy without Brown.
- Expect increased roles for younger receivers and tight end Kelce.