Xavier Worthy is active for Monday night as the Chiefs host the Jaguars after an ankle scare, with Kansas City leaning on him to lift a passing attack that welcomed his return. The Jaguars boast a stingy early-season defense that has produced three takeaways and allowed under 400 yards per game, but they’ll be without Travon Walker on the edge. Kansas City also shuffles its lineup: Omarr Norman-Lott is inactive, Mike Danna is back, and Kristian Fulton is out, underscoring the game’s fantasy implications at wide receiver and pass rush.

With Worthy ready, the Chiefs’ aerial upside rises, even as Jacksonville’s defense remains stout. The absence of Walker could tilt the balance toward the Chiefs’ passing game and open up opportunities for other KC receivers, while the Jaguars’ bottom line—few sacks allowed—puts the onus on Kansas City to win through sustainable drive progress and red-zone efficiency.

Kansas City faces Jacksonville on Monday Night Football with Mike Danna’s status in flux. Danna’s quad injury from Week 2 has him on the injury report, but his full practice participation suggests a real chance to play Week 5, keeping KC’s defense intact against the Jaguars.

If Danna is limited or inactive, Ashton Gillotte, Charles Omenihu, and Malik Herring would soak up extra reps, preserving KC’s defensive line depth and shaping sack and tackle opportunities for fantasy managers relying on IDP production.

Kansas City heads to Jacksonville for Monday Night Football. Charles Omenihu is dealing with an ankle issue but logged full participation in Week 5 practices, keeping his status as a game-time call favorable.

If Omenihu cannot play, Ashton Gillotte, Mike Danna and Malik Herring would be asked to absorb extra snaps, reshaping KC's pass rush and run defense while providing a clearer path to DL depth for fantasy managers to monitor.

Van Noy's return would bolster Baltimore's edge rush in limited snaps, but hamstring risk caps his usage Sunday. The Ravens may lean on a rotating group with Likely and Stanley as day-to-day, while Jones' trend toward playing helps the interior after Madubuike and Washington were sidelined. KC comes in healthier, with Worthy set to return, though Danna and Gillotte are downgraded. Track activation and snap counts for a savvy fantasy and betting read on Week 4.

Xavier Worthy is active with no injury designation for the Chiefs in the Sunday clash with the Ravens, after a shoulder dislocation and torn labrum, signaling he’ll be featured prominently but with caution from KC’s staff. The game at Arrowhead becomes a test of Worthy’s speed and comfort as Kansas City balances risk and production against Baltimore’s defense.

Also in play: Mike Danna is limited and doubtful with a quad, Kristian Fulton is limited and questionable, and Ashton Gillotte is questionable but expected to play. Baltimore sees Isiah Likely progressing from a foot injury, potentially boosting the Ravens’ late-game options in a high-stakes AFC showdown.