Chiefs' Andy Reid Confirms Injury Status for Thursday Night Football vs. Ravens

With the first game of the 2024 NFL season just two days away, Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid had some extremely positive news for fans.

Reid confirmed that every player on the team's active roster, aside from receiver Marquise "Hollywood" Brown, is healthy and will be available to play against the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday.

While Brown not being available to play may be disappointing for many Chiefs fans, especially since the game is against his former team, it shouldn't come as much of a surprise as he's missed the last month with a shoulder injury.

The team may also have some players on the injured reserve who are not being factored into the current active roster, but a small injury report is still something to celebrate.

As for the Ravens, while the team has not confirmed any inactives yet, linebacker Adisa Isaac was the only player missing from the team's Tuesday practice, while running back Rasheen Ali was limited.

Based on these reports, it seems as though both teams will be mostly healthy heading into the Week 1 matchup.

Not only will this game be the first of the NFL season, but it will also be a rematch of the 2023 AFC Championship, where Kansas City narrowly defeated the Ravens in Baltimore 17-10 before being crowned Super Bowl Champions two weeks later.

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The playoff rematch and season opener will kick off in Kansas City at 7:20 P.M. CT on Thursday.