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Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Marquise Brown will undergo surgery for a sternoclavicular injury and has been placed on injured reserve, missing at least the next four games. Brown, who did not play in the season opener against the Ravens, suffered the injury during the preseason. Meanwhile, Rashee Rice and rookie Xavier Worthy stepped up in the absence of Brown, with Rice leading the team in receiving yards.
- Marquise Brown's injury is a significant blow to the Chiefs' receiving corps.
- Rashee Rice and Xavier Worthy are emerging as key contributors in the passing game.
Marquise Brown | WR
Injury
Week 1
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- Brown will miss at least four games due to surgery for a sternoclavicular injury.
- He was a major offseason signing and is expected to be a key player for the Chiefs.
Rashee Rice | WR
Breakout
Week 1
7 receptions
9 targets
103 rec yards
0- Rice stepped up as the leading receiver with seven catches for 103 yards against the Ravens.
Xavier Worthy | WR
Breakout
Week 1
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2 rec TDs
- Worthy scored two touchdowns in the game, showcasing his potential as a rookie.
Kansas City Chiefs
- The Chiefs will need to adjust their offensive strategy with Brown out for several games.
- Rashee Rice and Xavier Worthy are likely to see increased roles moving forward.