Welcome back, everybody, to the Football Guys Daily Update. You give us 10 minutes. We'll give you everything you need to know to make you the most informed fantasy football player in your league. I'm Bob Harris and we'll get the ball rolling with the Monday night game, the chiefs are in Jacksonville to take on the Jaguars. It seemed we were in the clear health-wise until Sunday, when Kansas City downgraded wide receiver Xavier Worthy to questionable for tonight's

game due to shoulder and ankle injuries. Worthy was on the injury report this week with both issues,

but he had full participation at all three practices and didn't have an injury designation on

Saturday. Worthy hurt his shoulder in week one when he collided with teammate Travis Kelsey. He has

a torn labrum he's currently playing through. The ankle injury is new on the report this week. Cameron Wolf of NFL Network reports Worthy's ankle was a little swollen coming off to play on Sunday. The team's medical staff will reevaluate him today. Patrick Mahomes will lean on Hollywood Brown and Tyquan Thornton. If Worthy misses another game. He missed two games with the shoulder injury. He has five catches for 83 yards this season.

Moving on to the aftermath from Sunday's games, the Chargers appear to have an injury

concern with running back Omari and Hampton. According to Daniel Popper of the athletic, the rookie

was spotted wearing a walking boot on his left ankle after the Chargers 2710 loss to the commanders. This obviously raises concern for Hampton status for the week six game against the Dolphins. The hope is the boot was merely a precaution, but we won't know more about that until today at the earliest. The Chargers are already dealing with a significant injury at the position after losing Najee Harris with a season ending torn Achilles tendon. Hassan Haskins and Kamani Vidal, who was elevated for Sunday's game, are next men up. Haskins had four carries and Vidal five after Hampton left. Rookie Amar Johnson is also on the practice squad. This is one will likely be following up on all week. By the way, Washington wins without Terry McLaurin, who was considered week to week

with a quadriceps injury and Noah Brown for this game while Jane Daniels returned from his two-week

absence and played well wearing a brace on his knee. The team leaned heavily on rookie running back

to Corey Kroski Merritt, even asking him to close out the win after a fourth quarter fumble.

It appears our guy Bill can now be considered to lead

back after his two touchdown performance in Los Angeles. As Pro Football Talk.com reported,

Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray said we shot ourselves in the foot while speaking to reporters

after Sunday's surprising 2221 loss to the Titans. Making matters worse, there was an actual

foot injury to discuss in addition to the figurative one. Murray left the game briefly, went to the locker room after hurting his foot in the third quarter.

Jacoby Brissette played two snaps before Murray was cleared to return.

Also in this game, with Trey Benson going on IR last week, Michael Carter became the leading candidate to take over on early downs.

As pro football focuses, Nathan Yonke noted, Carter did just that, taking

the same role James Connor had early in the season and Benson had last week. Carter rushed 18 times

for 51 yards at a touchdown. He added five catches for 22 yards on five targets. Amari DiMercato

remained the third downback while also playing most of the two-minute drills. Bam, Knight was involved as a primary backup on early downs as well as taking some of the two-minute

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