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A missed Wednesday practice does not rule Peter Woods out for Sunday. But with the rookie defensive tackle recovering from a neck stinger, the Chiefs have to prepare for the Jets as though their interior rotation could be a man…

The Kansas City Chiefs are preparing to face the New York Jets with uncertainty surrounding rookie defensive tackle Peter Woods, who missed a Wednesday practice due to a neck stinger. Jeremy of Chiefs Crowd notes that while Woods is not ruled out for Sunday, his potential absence tests the team's interior defensive line depth. Chris Jones and Khyiris Tonga would likely take on heavier workloads to absorb key run-defense snaps.
The article emphasizes that Kansas City faces a surging New York ground game, highlighted by Braelon Allen rushing for 147 yards last week while Breece Hall recovers from a quad injury. The writer argues that without Woods in the rotation, the Chiefs face a thinner margin for error when defending the run and maintaining interior pass rush over four quarters.
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