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Kansas City Chiefs Injury Report for Super Bowl 59 Game: Who’s In, Who’s Out?

Chiefs Super Bowl LIX injury report: who's in, who's out.

Game Time: Sunday, February 9, 2025, 6:30 p.m. ET

The Kansas City Chiefs are set to face the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl 59, and injuries could influence the team’s chances of securing an unprecedented three-peat championship. Here’s the latest on the Chiefs’ injury status ahead of the big game.

Kansas City Chiefs Injury Report

Game Time: Sunday, February 9, 2025, 6:30 p.m. ET

Patrick Mahomes (QB) – Ankle, Full Participation (FP)
Bryan Cook (S) – Quad, FP
Jawaan Taylor (OT) – Knee, Limited Participation (LP) on Thursday, FP on Friday
Jaylen Watson (CB) – Ankle, FP
Skyy Moore (WR) – Abdomen, Limited Participation (LP), Doubtful

Key Injuries to Watch

Skyy Moore: Moore, who was placed on injured reserve in October with a core muscle injury, returned to practice this week but remains doubtful for the game. His absence could impact the Chiefs’ special teams unit and receiving depth.
Jawaan Taylor: The offensive tackle has been managing a knee issue since last month but has played in all postseason games. He practiced fully on Friday, making it likely he will suit up for the Super Bowl.
Bryan Cook & Jaylen Watson: Both defenders were listed on the report but have not shown any significant limitations in practice, suggesting they’ll be available on game day.

Recent Injury Developments

Wide receivers Mecole Hardman and Rashee Rice have been ruled out for the remainder of the postseason due to knee injuries. With Moore’s status uncertain, the Chiefs may need to rely on other options to fill gaps in their receiving corps and special teams.

Chiefs Digest reporter Matt Derrick noted that most of the listed injuries are not considered serious concerns. The Chiefs did not conduct a full practice on Wednesday, but estimated reports indicate that Mahomes, Taylor, and others would have been full participants.

SUPER BOWL LIX – Kansas City Chiefs Injury Report

Player	Position	Injury	Wed	Thu	Fri	Game Status
Bryan Cook	S	Quad	FP	FP	FP	(-)
Patrick Mahomes	QB	Ankle	FP	FP	FP	(-)
Jawaan Taylor	T	Knee	FP	LP	FP	(-)
Jaylen Watson	CB	Ankle	FP	FP	FP	(-)
Skyy Moore	WR	Abdomen	(-)	LP	LP	DOUBTFUL

Kansas City enters Super Bowl LIX with fewer injury concerns than expected for a team at this stage of the season. While Skyy Moore’s status remains in question, having Patrick Mahomes and other key players healthy is a promising sign for the Chiefs.

Head coach Andy Reid will be counting on a full roster to pull off the NFL’s first-ever championship three-peat. The Chiefs currently hold a narrow 1.5-point edge as favorites, with injury updates potentially influencing the final betting lines closer to game day.

Stay tuned for further updates ahead of the Super Bowl.

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