In order to make sure there are no setbacks, Reid isn’t committing to any sort of firm timeline for Toney’s return. He’ll take it day-by-day as the team returns to practice ahead of the Week 13 tilt with the Cincinnati Bengals on Wednesday.
“So, we’ll see,” Reid said. “We’ll just see how it goes. (He’ll) probably be day-to-day and we’ll just see where he’s at.”
until proven otherwise the Bungholes are KC's kryptonite L#3 but that might be ok, the Chiefs need another L to re-set them. I think this lackluster game yesterday is showing maybe the Chiefs are just getting a bit cocky.
FWIW
Justin Watson led all Chiefs skill players in snaps on offense. He led the receiver group by a considerable margin with 20 more snaps to the next closest player Marquez Valdes-Scantling.
JMO it all comes down to trust and altho JuJu one would think has earned it he was on a snap count so how many times JuJu was playing I dont know. The lack of points didn't lose the game and the Rams' D is still stout regardless. JMO the Chiefs should of targeted the endzone once they got to the 35, short yardage is still not the Chiefs strong point it seems especially with a D like the Rams have.
From 5th round on it is hard to expect anything more than a first year Special Team player with an occasional late season appearance at his position. At least that is MY rule of thumb. That being said t seems Veach has made finding late round early contributors an art form. His Draft Prospect grade from NFL.com shows him to be an eventual average starter. If you look at the WR Roster the Chiefs have even with out Cheetah it's hard to imagine he'd be much of a contributor barring injury of a starter or 2.
