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How do you protect a quarterback coming off a torn ACL when his blockers and his top target are limping into Week 7? That’s the question Andy Reid faces. Rashee Rice missed Friday’s practice, and two linemen who protect Patrick…

The Kansas City Chiefs have ruled out Rashee Rice, Jaylon Moore, and Brashard Smith ahead of their upcoming game against the Seattle Seahawks. Wide receiver Rice remains sidelined due to knee and hamstring issues, while Moore is in concussion protocol and Smith sustained a hamstring injury in practice. Head coach Andy Reid faces multiple lineup challenges as offensive linemen and skill players continue to manage setbacks.
In additional roster moves, left tackle Josh Simmons was placed on injured reserve due to a bulging disk in his lower back, leaving undrafted rookie Kahlil Benson to start. Joshua Ezeudu is expected to step in at right tackle for Moore. Meanwhile, cornerback L'Jarius Sneed and linebacker Cooper McDonald are listed as questionable for Sunday night's contest.
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