Chiefs’ Wanya Morris Injured on First Play, Taken to Locker Room
The Kansas City Chiefs faced a challenging start to their game, already missing three key offensive linemen. Things took a turn for the worse when Wanya Morris, who was stepping in as a starter, suffered an injury on the very first play.
Wanya Morris Suffers Knee Injury
During the game’s opening play, Morris, positioned at left tackle, sustained an apparent knee injury after a 3-yard run by Isiah Pacheco. He immediately showed signs of distress, grabbing his left knee.
Trainers assisted Morris off the field, as he was unable to put weight on his injured leg. Initially examined on the sidelines, it was soon confirmed that he would require further evaluation. Multiple reporters witnessed Morris being carted away to the locker room.
Impact on the Team
- Morris was a crucial player, filling in for other injured linemen.
- His injury placed additional pressure on the remaining offensive line.
- Rookie Esa Pole entered the game to replace Morris, marking his debut against a formidable Texans defense.
Game Updates
As the game progressed, updates confirmed that Wanya Morris was listed as questionable to return due to his knee injury. Shortly thereafter, he was officially downgraded to out, leaving the Chiefs in a precarious position.
The situation highlights the ongoing challenges faced by the Chiefs’ offensive line and raises concerns about player health moving forward in the season.
