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Both players were out of practice on Wednesday as the Chiefs prepare to visit the Seahawks.

The Kansas City Chiefs are facing significant injury concerns ahead of their Week 7 road game against the Seattle Seahawks. Both offensive tackle Jaylon Moore and wide receiver Rashee Rice did not participate in practice on Wednesday. Moore entered concussion protocol following an injury suffered against the Los Angeles Chargers, while Rice remains sidelined by an ongoing hamstring injury that also kept him out of Week 6.
Joshua Ezeudu is expected to fill in at right tackle if Moore cannot play, adding to uncertainty along the Chiefs' offensive line. At receiver, head coach Andy Reid noted that Rice is progressing daily, but Andrew Armstrong and Jalen Royals are projected to continue seeing increased snaps alongside Xavier Worthy if Rice remains unavailable.
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