The Kansas City Chiefs will travel to Lumen Field in Week 7 to take on the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks in what should be an exciting game. The Chiefs are one of the NFL’s best teams again, currently undefeated at 5-0 and facing their first tough test of the year.
It also marks a homecoming for running back Kenneth Walker, who will be playing against the Seahawks for the first time in his career as a visitor.
It will be must-watch football, though there is no guarantee the Chiefs enter at full strength, especially on the defensive side of the ball.
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The Chiefs reunited with cornerback L’Jarius Sneed this past offseason on a one-year deal after a failed two-year stint with the Tennessee Titans.
Sneed played a huge role for Kansas City during their Super Bowl runs in 2022 and 2023 and re-entered Steve Spagnuolo’s defense looking to prove himself.
A big reason his stint in Tennessee failed was an inability to stay healthy, and that has started to plague him again this year. Sneed has been dealing with chronic knee discomfort all season, and it has started to get worse.
He received a questionable designation for Sunday night’s game, but that is not the only news coming out of Kansas City on him. The team also announced he is not currently with the team as he deals with a personal matter.
It is unclear exactly what Sneed is dealing with personally, as details have not been disclosed. For now, he is away from his teammates and will head to Lumen Field separately after addressing the matter.
He is still questionable. If he is unable to go, Mansoor Delane and Nohl Williams should see more playing opportunities.
