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Rookie cornerback Mansoor Delane didn't suit up for Week 2, but Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid doesn't sound too worried about his future availability.

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid addressed concerns regarding rookie cornerback Mansoor Delane's availability following his absence in Week 2. Delane, the sixth-overall pick in the draft, aggravated an existing shoulder injury during Week 1 against the Denver Broncos after intercepting Bo Nix on his first career drive.
Reid clarified that Delane was held back out of caution rather than a severe setback. According to Reid, Delane was on the borderline of playing, and the team chose to let his shoulder calm down to prepare him for subsequent action.
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