Chamarri Conner returned to practice after recovering from a shoulder injury that sidelined him following a concussion in Week 15. He had previously played 19 defensive snaps before his injury and appears to be in a good position as the team prepares for the playoffs.

Chamarri Conner struggled in his return from a concussion, appearing uncomfortable and lost in coverage, contributing to a touchdown allowed against the Broncos. His tackling was inconsistent, with a high missed tackle rate, raising concerns about his effectiveness in the slot position as the playoffs approach.

Chamarri Conner has been sidelined due to a concussion, missing recent games for Kansas City. His absence has been felt on the field, but the extended break leading into the playoffs is expected to allow him to recover and return to full strength, contributing to the team's defensive lineup as they prepare for postseason play.

Chamarri Conner is struggling to return from a concussion sustained in Week 15, missing practices and potentially sidelined for the upcoming game. If he is unable to play, rookie Christian Roland-Wallace is expected to step in at the nickel position, with defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo expressing confidence in Roland-Wallace's performance and growth this season.

Chamarri Conner was ruled out for the game due to a concussion, adding to the Chiefs' list of inactive players.