Xavier Worthy, WR (KC)

Nabs five passes on MNF

Worthy reeled in five of seven targets for 53 yards during Monday's 28-7 victory over the Commanders.

Worthy logged the second-most snaps among Chiefs wideouts Monday, tallying 58 to fall one shy of Rashee Rice (59). The second-year wideout also claimed his highest target volume since Week 5 against the Jaguars after recording just four targets in each of the last two tilts. He enters Week 9 as the No. 2 wideout option ahead of Hollywood Brown but remains firmly behind Rice -- who has claimed 19 targets in his two games since returning from a six-game suspension -- in the pecking order.

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Aims to play Week 1

Mahomes (knee) continues to aim to be ready for the Chiefs' regular-season opener against the Broncos on Monday, Sept. 14, Kevin Patra of NFL.com reports.

Rashee Rice

Rashee Rice

WR KC

Released from jail

Rice (knee) has been released from Dallas County Jail on Tuesday after serving his 30-day sentence for violating probation with a positive THC test, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Expected back for camp?

Chiefs coach Andy Reid said Thursday that Mahomes (knee) should "be able to do some things in camp," Nate Taylor of ESPN.com reports.

Rashee Rice

Rashee Rice

WR KC

May be ready for training camp

Chiefs coach Andy Reid told reporters Thursday that he thinks Rice (knee) will be ready for the start of training camp, Nate Taylor of ESPN.com reports. "I think [Rice] will be," Reid said. "He gets out [of jail] next week. We'll see where it goes. He'll be back up here and working."

Had offseason shoulder surgery

Worthy (shoulder) has been limited at OTAs this week after he underwent offseason surgery to repair a torn labrum in his left shoulder, Matt Foster of KSHB Kansas City reports.

Rashee Rice

Rashee Rice

WR KC

Had knee procedure last week

Rice underwent a clean-up surgery on his right knee last week, which is expected to sideline the wideout for two months, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.