Chiefs-Eagles Super Bowl LVII Injuries: ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler gave 2 positive updates.

Although the Kansas City Chiefs cruised to a 23-20 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals in the AFC Championship on Sunday, their ticket to Super Bowl LVI was expensive.

The Chiefs entered the game with quarterback Patrick Mahomes dealing with a sore ankle and tight end Travis Kelce with a back injury he suffered over the weekend. The 60-minute move added to the team’s injury woes — with a championship chance against the Philadelphia Eagles looming.

On the defensive side, cornerback LJarius Snead left the game after the fourth play of the game — and linebacker Willie Gay Jr. injured his shoulder in the third quarter. The spacious reception room is broken. Kadarius Toney, Mecole Hardman and JuJu Smith-Schuster were all ruled out for the game.

on tuesday, ESPNJeremy Fowler offered two positive updates for the Chiefs.

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Mahomes played the entire game after a week of treatment. During the game, the injury was noticeable at times – and after the game, he identified the moment that worried him the most.

But he was able to pick up the pace on the offense’s final play, rushing for five yards on Harrison Butker’s game-winning field goal that resulted in an unnecessary penalty.

Fowler as well He had updated information on one of the key defensive injuries.

Gay and tight end Frank Clark sacked Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow in the first quarter. Big-time absences for the season will be felt in mobile quarterback Jalen Harts, tight end Dallas Goedert and several pass-catching running backs on Philadelphia’s roster.

With a bye week between the conference championship and the Super Bowl, the Chiefs won’t be required to release official injury reports until their first practice next week — which will take place on Wednesday.