Malik Herring is listed as inactive for the Week 15 matchup against the Browns, marking his second consecutive week as a healthy scratch despite being acquired via trade a few weeks ago.

Malik Herring was inactive for the Chiefs' game against the Chargers, adding to the list of players unavailable for the matchup.

Malik Herring has seen limited playing time, logging just 19 total snaps in Weeks 10 and 11. As the Chiefs evaluate their defensive line rotation, he may be at risk of losing snaps to accommodate Joshua Uche and others. His role could be impacted further with the return of Charles Omenihu, making Herring a potential casualty in the numbers game as the team looks to optimize their pass rush.

Malik Herring made a significant impact in the game by delivering a big hit on Justin Herbert, which contributed to a touchdown for the Chargers. His defensive presence was felt as he sacked Herbert twice and was instrumental in pressuring the quarterback, who was already dealing with a high ankle sprain. Herring's performance highlighted his role in the Chiefs' defensive strategy against a weakened Chargers offensive line.

Malik Herring delivered a strong defensive performance, sacking Justin Herbert twice and contributing to the pressure that led to Herbert being hit 10 times on 31 dropbacks. His impactful play was crucial in helping the Chiefs limit the Chargers' offensive effectiveness, particularly after Los Angeles had established an early lead.