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Fans of the Kansas City Chiefs do not take the injury status of “day-to-day” at face value. It’s been that way since safety Eric Berry held that status for what felt like the entire 2018 season. So it’s hard to…

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid announced that quarterback Patrick Mahomes, wide receiver Xavier Worthy, and right tackle Jaylon Moore are considered day-to-day following injuries sustained in Sunday's victory over the New York Jets. Mahomes is dealing with a right elbow issue, while Worthy has a hamstring injury and Moore is managing an ankle problem.
Mahomes received treatment at the team facility on Monday after an MRI revealed no major damage to his elbow. Reid described the test results as positive news, indicating the quarterback primarily requires rehabilitation to manage soreness as the Chiefs monitor his progress.
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