Andrew Armstrong has earned a bigger role in the Chiefs offense after Week 6

Matthew Chabot of Arrowhead Addict argues that wide receiver Andrew Armstrong deserves an expanded role in the Kansas City Chiefs offense following his Week 6 performance. After being promoted from the practice squad due to injuries to Tyquan Thornton and Rashee Rice, Armstrong played 42 offensive snaps, representing nearly 70% of the team's total snaps against the Los Angeles Chargers.

Chabot highlights Armstrong's run-blocking ability as a major asset that helped Kenneth Walker rush for over 125 yards and two touchdowns. The writer contends that Armstrong's size and physical presence offer a valuable complement to receiver Xavier Worthy, justifying continued playing time even when injured players return.