Kadarius Toney News

The Kansas City Chiefs made wide receiver Kadarius Toney a healthy inactive for Sunday's Super Bowl game against the San Francisco 49ers. Toney will sit out the big game despite being healthy as the team opts to go with more consistent pass-catchers. With Toney inactive, the team will instead go with Skyy Moore as depth for their receiver room. Moore has a $5,000 salary on FanDuel and is projected for 1.5 FanDuel points against the 49ers.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Kadarius Toney (healthy) is not expected to play in Sunday's Super Bowl game against the San Francisco 49ers. Toney hasn't suited up for the Chiefs since Week 15 of the regular season, appearing on the team's injury reports with various hip and ankle injuries during that span of time. The former first round pick did not appear on the team's injury reports in the buildup to the Super Bowl, but appears to be unlikely to suit up regardless. Toney did not find success on the field this season despite offseason optimism that he might become the team's top wideout. The former Giants wideout caught 27 passes for just 169 yards and a score, committing 5 drops and allowing 2 separate passes that hit off his hands to become interceptions.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Kadarius Toney (hip) is not listed on Wednesday's Super Bowl LVIII injury report. Toney has an opportunity to make his first appearance this postseason after he was not included on today's injury report with his hip ailment. If Toney is active on Sunday, expect Kansas City's wideout to potentially play on special teams as a punt returner and a part-time role on offense.