Chiefs' guard Andrew Wylie (illness) inactive for Monday Night Football
The Kansas City Chiefs listed starting guard Andrew Wylie (illness) as inactive for Monday night's game against the Baltimore Ravens.
What It Means:
Wylie reportedly began experiencing stomach pains just after arriving to the stadium and was sent to a local hospital for what the team believes is a case of appendicitis.
Wylie is an every-down player for the Chiefs, and his absence will surely be felt against a Ravens defense that currently leads the league in blitz rate with 47.1%.
Source:
Tom Pelissero, NFL
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