@SleeperBot: The biggest question for the Kansas City Chiefs as they approach the postseason is the left tackle position, with four players, including Kingsley Suamataia, Wanya Morris, D.J. Humphries, and Joe Thuney, having made starts there throughout the season. Coach Andy Reid acknowledged the challenge but expressed confidence in the players' abilities, highlighting Joe Thuney's performance and leaving the final decision pending. Despite D.J. Humphries' mixed performance in Week 18 after a hamstring injury, Reid praised his progress and kept all options open for the best combination on the offensive line.

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The Chiefs placed Tuipulotu (undisclosed) on injured reserve Friday.

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Marlon Tuipulotu - Lands on IR, done for season

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Chiefs' Pacheco and Hunt to share running back duties for postseason push

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Harrison Butker's consistency in question as playoffs near after recent misses and knee surgery recovery

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Andy Reid offers support for LA wildfire victims; NFL donates $5M to relief efforts

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Head coach Andy Reid told reporters that Conner (shoulder) participated in practice Friday, Matt McMullen of the Chiefs' official site reports.

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Chamarri Conner - Back at practice

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Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said Friday that Watson (lower leg) is participating in practice and "moving around well," Matt McMullen of the Chiefs' official site reports.

Chiefs face left tackle uncertainty, Suamataia, Morris, Humphries, Thuney compete for postseason spot