The Kansas City Chiefs have provided a significant update on their star wide receiver, Skyy Moore, as the team gears up for a historic three-peat at the upcoming Super Bowl. This past Monday, the Chiefs made history by securing their third consecutive Super Bowl appearance, showcasing their determination to become the first NFL team to clinch three championships in a row.
With these lofty aspirations, the team has now shared a crucial update on Moore’s status and whether he will be available to face the Philadelphia Eagles on February 9. Read on to learn more about the latest developments.
Skyy Moore’s road to recovery: Will he make a Super Bowl comeback?
Skyy Moore, who has been sidelined since Week 6 due to an abdomen injury, took a significant step forward in his recovery by participating in a limited practice session on Friday. This marked his first time on the practice field in over three months, sparking hope among fans that he could potentially contribute in the Super Bowl. However, despite this progress, Moore remains listed as doubtful for the big game.
The Chiefs’ injury report revealed that the team is in relatively good health, with only five players listed. Four of them participated fully in practice, while Moore was the sole exception, logging limited participation. This cautious approach suggests that the Chiefs are prioritizing his long-term recovery over rushing him back into action.
Head coach Andy Reid has been transparent about Moore’s situation, stating back in December that he doesn’t believe Moore or fellow wide receiver Rashee Rice will return this season.
"There's a chance with Mecole (Hardman) and potentially (Jaylen) Watson. I mean, potentially, you know, that would be stretching it, the whole thing. But the other two, (Rice and wide receiver Skyy Moore), no," Reid said.
While Moore’s offensive contributions this season have been minimal—failing to record a single catch in six games—his role as a return specialist could still prove valuable. However, with the Chiefs’ receiving corps already stacked with talent, including standout players like Travis Kelce and Marquez Valdes-Scantling, Moore’s path to the active roster remains uncertain.
As the Chiefs prepare for their final week of practices before the Super Bowl, all eyes will be on Moore’s progress. While his return seems unlikely, his determination to contribute to the team’s historic quest is undeniable. Whether he takes the field or not, Moore’s journey adds an intriguing layer to the Chiefs’ pursuit of NFL immortality.