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In the midst of wide receiver injuries, the Kansas City Chiefs elevated Andrew Armstrong from the practice squad for Week 6’s contest against the Los Angeles Chargers. Armstrong, a 2025 Miami Dolphins undrafted signing out of Arkansas, caught one pass…

The Kansas City Chiefs signed wide receiver Andrew Armstrong to their 53-man roster on Friday. Armstrong, who made his NFL debut in Week 6 after an elevation from the practice squad, is set to contribute again as starter Rashee Rice remains sidelined with a hamstring injury.
Head coach Andy Reid also announced that rookie running back Jadyn Ott will be elevated from the practice squad for Sunday's game against the Seattle Seahawks. Ott's promotion follows a hamstring injury to third-string running back Brashard Smith during Thursday's practice.
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