Star defensive lineman Chris Jones was limited in all of the Kansas City Chiefs' practice sessions this week due to a calf injury, which seemed to threaten his availability for the team's matchup against the Indianapolis Colts on 'Sunday Night Football.'
While the Chiefs officially assigned Jones an official game status designation of "questionable" in Week 2, NFL insider Ian Rapoport expressed optimism that the former Mississippi State Bulldog would be able to take the field to face Indianapolis in primetime.
Take a look at Rapoport's full report on Jones, which was posted to his official Twitter account on September 20:
#Chiefs star DT Chris Jones, who has dealt with a calf injury, should be good to go for tonight’s game, sources say.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) September 20, 2026
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can't afford to be without its top sack-master when the Chiefs take on the upstart Colts, who feature former first-round pick Daniel Jones as their starting quarterback.
Despite his calf injury, fans should expect Chris Jones to be among Kansas City's top defensive performers in Week 2.
This article originally appeared on Chiefs Wire: NFL insider says Chris Jones 'should be good to go' vs Colts in Week 2
