Andrew Armstrong
Is Andrew Armstrong playing in Week 9? Yes, as of now. Andrew Armstrong has no injury designation for Week 9 against the Jets on Sunday.
This season
- PPR pts / game
- 1.2
- 3 games
- Target share
- 4.0%
- 1.3 targets / game
- Air-yards share
- 3.7%
- of his team's air yards
| Wk | Opp | PPR | Tgt | Rec | Rec yds | Tgt share | TD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 | DEN | 0.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0.0% | 0 |
| 7 | SEA | 1.3 | 2 | 1 | 3 | 6.2% | 0 |
| 6 | LAC | 2.3 | 2 | 1 | 13 | 6.9% | 0 |
2026 regular season, from nflverse weekly stats. Updated as each week's games finish.
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#Chiefs promote Andrew Armstrong to 53
1 more updatefrom 1 source
- Oct 23 Arrowhead Pride (KC) Chiefs sign WR Andrew Armstrong to the 53-man roster; will elevate RB Jadyn Ott for Sunday+1
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Chiefs Week 6 snap count analysis: Andrew Armstrong steps up
Welcome to Arrowhead Pride’s weekly snap-count analysis! Let’s take a closer look at the Kansas City Chiefs’ snap counts in the 22-6 win over the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 6. The starting lineups are courtesy of NFL Game Stats and Information, and the snap-count data comes from Pro Football Focus’ premium stats. Starters (offensive): LT Kahlil […]
- WRs Andrew Armstrong and Justin Watson are ACTIVE vs. Chargers. · Quoting Kansas City Chiefs: Our inactives for today's game against the Chargers ⤵️
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Chiefs elevate practice squad WRs Justin Watson and Andrew Armstrong for Sunday’s game
Although the Kansas City Chiefs were last seen on the field advancing to 4-0 with a Week 4 defeat of the Las Vegas Raiders, the win proved costly at the wide receiver position. Speedster Tyquan Thornton dislocated his ankle making a spectacular play late in the game and may be lost for the season. The […]
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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…
1 more updatefrom 1 source
- Aug 30 Pete Sweeney (X) 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…
- Aug 30 Pete Sweeney (X) WR Andrew Armstrong, RB Emari Demercado are among those cut by the Chiefs on Sunday