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NFL Week 4 Chiefs vs. Ravens Injury Report – Latest on Mike Danna, Xavier Worthy as Uncertainty Surrounds Ronnie Stanley, Travis Jones in High-Stakes Week 4 Clash

Rudra Dubey

The Kansas City Chiefs will host the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, in a Week 4 clash. Both teams enter at 1-2 after three games, each securing a single win. Historically, the Chiefs lead the all-time regular season series 8-4 and have won the last three home matchups against Baltimore. Fans will also be treated to a showdown between two MVP quarterbacks, Patrick Mahomes and Lamar Jackson, setting the stage for a high-stakes battle.

Kansas City opened the season 0-2, falling to the Chargers and Eagles before rebounding with a Week 3 road win over the Giants. While offensive efficiency has improved, red-zone struggles and turnovers plagued the team early on. Week 4 brings urgency as the Chiefs look to leverage home-field advantage against a tough Ravens squad. Mahomes will be expected to drive a revitalized attack, and the team will aim to correct early-season inconsistencies.

Baltimore’s 1-2 start has also been volatile. A shootout loss at Buffalo kicked off the season, followed by a dominant win over Cleveland in Week 2 and a high-scoring MNF loss to Detroit in Week 3. Protecting Lamar Jackson and stabilizing the offensive line remain priorities as the Ravens travel to Arrowhead. Defensive struggles have extra challenges, and the team will look to shore up its pass protection while finding ways to exploit a Chiefs defense.

Kansas City Chiefs Injury Report For Game Against Baltimore Ravens

Below is the injury report for the Kansas City Chiefs for Week 4 action against the Baltimore Ravens. 

PlayerPositionInjuryStatus
Michael DannaDEQuadDoubtful
Kristian FultonCBAnkleQuestionable
Nick BoltonLBRib(-)
Marquise BrownWRAnkle(-)
Bryan CookSNeck(-)
Creed HumphreyCRib(-)
Ashton GillotteDEElbowQuestionable
Patrick MahomesQBRight Wrist(-)
Charles OmenihuDEChest(-)
Jalen RoyalsWRKnee(-)
Jawaan TaylorTKnee / Ankle(-)
Drue TranquillLBKnee(-)
Xavier WorthyWRShoulder(-)

Kansas City enters Week 4 mostly healthy, with only a few key question marks. Starting defensive end Mike Danna (quad) is doubtful after limited practice Friday, while rookie DE Ashton Gillotte (elbow) and CB Kristian Fulton (ankle) are questionable. Wide receiver Xavier Worthy returns from a shoulder injury, giving Patrick Mahomes a major boost in the passing game. With the offensive line and skill positions largely intact, the Chiefs hope to maintain offensive balance, though uncertainty along the defensive front could be tested by Lamar Jackson and the Ravens’ dynamic rushing attack.

Baltimore Ravens Injury Report For Game Against Kansas City Chiefs

Below is the injury report for the Baltimore Ravens for Week 4 action against the Kansas City Chiefs.

PlayerPositionInjuryStatus
Travis JonesDTKneeQuestionable
Isaiah LikelyTEFootQuestionable
Nnamdi MadubuikeDTNeckOut
Patrick RicardFBCalfOut
Ronnie StanleyOTAnkleQuestionable
Kyle Van NoyMLBHamstringQuestionable
Broderick WashingtonDTAnkleOut

Baltimore faces significant challenges heading to Arrowhead. Defensive tackles Nnamdi Madubuike (neck) and Broderick Washington Jr. (ankle) are out, while Travis Jones (knee) is questionable, forcing increased reps for John Jenkins and rookie Aeneas Peebles. Left tackle Ronnie Stanley (ankle) and OLB Kyle Van Noy (hamstring) are also questionable. Tight end Isaiah Likely could make his debut after recovering from foot surgery. The Ravens’ depleted line and injury uncertainty up front could leave Lamar Jackson vulnerable against a Chiefs defense.

Mandatory Image Credit: Denny Medley-Imagn Images

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I’m an academic turned sports writer from Raipur, India, specializing in the NFL, MMA, and tennis at The Playoffs. I previously wrote for Sportskeeda and hold a B.A. and M.A. in History. My journey into sports media began far from the field, rooted in the arts and sciences. Funny enough, I didn’t grow up a sports fan; I used to see it all as just noise. But a fateful writing job introduced me to the world of sports, and what began as a gig quickly became a passion. I understood those voices aren’t noise; they’re emotions of true sports fans, and now I am one of them, writing with the same energy I once questioned.

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