Kristian Fulton is questionable for Week 5 with a knee injury, having been limited in practice all week ahead of Monday Night Football against Jacksonville. If Fulton can’t go, Nohl Williams and Joshua Williams would handle expanded duties in KC’s secondary.

The injury introduces upside for Chiefs defenders stepping in and creates added risk around KC’s pass defense. Fantasy managers should monitor Friday’s update and be ready to adjust lineups based on Fulton’s status for the Jaguars showdown.

Watson says KC will hunt turnovers against Lamar Jackson to spark momentum for a 1-2 start. Interceptions, fumbles and recoveries are the aim, with Merritt’s coaching driving tighter play in the secondary. He also praises rookie Nohl Williams and notes Baltimore’s big test in Hopkins as the Ravens’ offense stays dynamic and unpredictable at Arrowhead.

The game hinges on disciplined coverage and Jackson's improv when he breaks contain; Kansas City wants to force mistakes and ride game-changing plays to flip field position. A turnover-heavy outing could reset both sides’ rhythms and set up a hopeful home win.

KC needs a win to regain momentum; the defense will lean on takeaways to flip field position while the offense searches for cleaner drives. The Week 4 showdown against Baltimore shapes early-season sentiment and fantasy implications alike.

Kansas City’s Week 3 injury news centers on Kristian Fulton, ruled out with an ankle issue, forcing a reshaped defensive backfield against the New York Giants. Nohl Williams and Joshua Williams step in as primary fill-ins, shifting KC’s coverages and snapping counts as the Giants lean on quick passes and boundary routes.

Fantasy managers should monitor the two Williams for increased tackle opportunities and PBUs, while Giants’ offense could test KC’s depth early. In deeper leagues, the backup corners may carry speculative streaming value if the Chiefs’ pass defense holds up in a different look.