Tershawn Wharton contributed to the Chiefs' defense with two sacks against Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert, but the overall pass defense struggled to pressure him and has faced challenges in coverage for several weeks.

Tershawn Wharton bounced back from a mid-season slump to deliver a standout performance against the Chargers, recording two sacks on quarterback Justin Herbert. His contributions on second down set up challenging third downs for the Chargers, marking a career-high of 4.5 sacks for the season as he capitalizes on increased playing time.

Tershawn Wharton showcased his quick reflexes and compassion when he caught a child who slipped from the stands after the game against the Panthers, preventing a dangerous fall. His instinctive reaction highlighted his awareness and care for fans, and he expressed a desire to invite the young fan to a future Chiefs game.

Tershawn Wharton made a significant impact during a recent game by catching a young fan who fell over the railing as he was leaving the field. This instinctive act of kindness highlighted his quick reflexes and concern for others. Wharton, who usually throws his gloves to fans, expressed his desire to reach out to the fan's family to invite them to a Chiefs game. In his fifth season with the team, he has set career highs in starts, sacks, and tied his career high in quarterback hits, showcasing his growth and importance on the defensive line.

Tershawn Wharton was absent from practice, contributing to the Chiefs' lengthy injury report. His absence adds to the challenges the team faces as they prepare for their upcoming game.