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Brashard Smith: Injured Reserve
Oct 24: The Chiefs placed Smith (hamstring) on injured reserve Saturday.
Why it's #1 IR
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Chiefs put RB Brashard Smith on IR, activate LB Cooper McDonald
The Chiefs made a change at running back ahead of Sunday's game against the Seahawks.
Why it's #2 IR · 3 reports
2 more updatesfrom 2 sources
- Oct 24 Pro Football Talk Chiefs put RB Brashard Smith on IR, activate LB Cooper McDonald
- Oct 24 Aaron Wilson (X) #Chiefs signed Jaydn Ott to 53, activated Cooper McDonald, elevated Justin Watson, Brashard Smith to IR
- Oct 24 ESPN NFL Injury Report Brashard Smith: Injured Reserve
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Brashard Smith: Injured Reserve
Oct 24: The Chiefs placed Smith (hamstring) on injured reserve Saturday.
Why it's #3 IR
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Brashard Smith: Out
Est. return: Nov 1
Questionable Out
4 more updatesfrom 3 sources
- Oct 23 Nathan Jahnke (Bluesky) Game statuses for Sunday Out QB Dillon Gabriel RB Jeremiyah Love, David Montgomery, Zach Charbonnet, Brian Robinson Jr., Brashard Smith, Tyler Badie TE Tyler Warren, Carter Runyon WR Rashee Rice, Emeka Egbuka, Mike Evans, Deebo Samuel Sr., Ben Skowronek, Anthony Gould, Dont'e Thornton Jr.
- Oct 23 ESPN NFL Injury Report Brashard Smith: Out
- Oct 23 Pete Sweeney (X) All three players are expected to be OUT vs. Seattle. · Quoting Pete Sweeney: In our brief Friday media look, I didn’t see RT Jaylon Moore (concussion), WR Rashee Rice (hamstring/knee) or RB Brashard Smith (hamstring). Chiefs head coach Andy Reid speaks around 1 to close the week.
- Oct 23 ESPN NFL Injury Report Brashard Smith: Questionable
- Oct 23 Pete Sweeney (X) In our brief Friday media look, I didn’t see RT Jaylon Moore (concussion), WR Rashee Rice (hamstring/knee) or RB Brashard Smith (hamstring). Chiefs head coach Andy Reid speaks around 1 to close the week.
- Not such big surprises on the Chiefs’ 53, but a few things that caught my attention: 1) Moving on from Emari Demercado speaks to a couple things: the Chiefs see Ken Walker as a three-down back, and they love what Emmett Johnson has showed. Brashard Smith is a wild card Andy Reid can move around on offense, and he’s KR2. Best return in a while for KC on Friday night. 2) Cutting Andrew Armstrong means the Chiefs think he can pass through waivers, which is possible. Remember this is a second-year player, not a rookie. It also speaks to Nikko Remigio, who Dave Toub trusts better than anyone on the roster to catch a punt. The Chiefs have played in 22 one-score games the past two years alone. Even one muff matters. We’ll see on Armstrong. 3) Esa Pole was cut, and here I’d echo the Armstrong point — I think he probably gets to the practice squad. From posts (tweets, whatever), it seems like fans are out on Pole, anyway, but a lot of the same fans were upset when Pole was claimed last year…
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