The Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Rams released their third and final injury reports of the week on Friday. You can find the injury reports from earlier this week here: Wednesday — Thursday.
Check out the injury report for each team, complete with game status designations, down below:
Chiefs
| Player | Injury | Participation* | Designation |
| LB Nick Bolton | Hamstring | FP | – |
| RB Jerick McKinnon | Shoulder/Hamstring | FP | – |
| CB L’Jarius Sneed | Knee | FP | – |
| OT Lucas Niang | Knee | FP | – |
| CB Jaylen Watson | Hand | FP | – |
| CB Chris Lammons | Concussion | DNP | Questionable |
| WR JuJu Smith-Schuster | Concussion | FP | – |
| WR Kadarius Toney | Hamstring | DNP | OUT |
| LG Joe Thuney | Ankle | LP | Questionable |
| S Juan Thornhill | Calf | DNP | Questionable |
| FB Michael Burton | Illness | FP | – |
| DT Chris Jones | NIR (Personal) | DNP | – |
* DNP = Did not participate | LP = Limited participation | FP = Full participation | NIR = Not injury related
- Chiefs HC Andy Reid gave an injury update following practice on Friday. You can read his comments here.
- Jones is not at risk of missing the game on Sunday despite missing practice on Friday.
- Thuney is trending in the right direction and should start unless he has a setback.
Rams
| Player | Injury | Participation* | Designation |
| QB Matthew Stafford | Neck | DNP | OUT |
| LT Ty Nsekhe | Ankle | DNP | Questionable |
| C Brian Allen | Thumb | DNP | OUT |
| TE Tyler Higbee | Knee | LP | Questionable |
| DT A’Shawn Robinson | Knee | DNP | OUT |
| WR Allen Robinson | Ankle | LP | Questionable |
| C Matt Skura | Knee | LP | Questionable |
| QB John Wolford | Neck | FP | – |
| LB Travin Howard | Hip | DNP | OUT |
| DT Aaron Donald | Rest | DNP | – |
* DNP = Did not participate | LP = Limited participation | FP = Full participation | NIR = Not injury related
- Sean McVay told reporters that Nsehke is a game-time decision. Should he be unavailable to play, AJ Arcuri would step in and play left tackle.
- McVay also declined to tell reporters that Bryce Perkins was starting in Week 12, but he did say that he got first-team repetitions in practice all week.
