Chiefs face Jacksonville on Monday Night Football with an injury-riddled roster and a reliance on Nikko Remigio in the return game, where Dave Toub calls him "the adult in the room" and a dependable option on kickoffs in tricky conditions.

Jacksonville counters with a dangerous return unit—Parker Washington, LeQuint Allen Jr., Bhayshul Tuten—and KC will stress discipline if rain arrives, leaning on Remigio-like reliability. Heath Farwell’s group has speed and timing, making field position a key battleground.

Kansas City tightens its Week 5 outlook as Xavier Worthy continues to battle a shoulder issue but is trending toward a Monday Night Football return against Jacksonville. Worthy has practiced fully despite the injury and is listed on the Chiefs' injury report, with KC preparing to lean on JuJu Smith-Schuster, Tyquan Thornton, and Nikko Remigio if needed. The Jaguars present a stout challenge, so Worthy’s health could shape target distribution and the Chiefs’ early-game tempo.

If Worthy is active, he adds a vertical element behind Kelce and JuJu; if not, Remigio and Thornton become higher-upside dart-throws in deeper formats. Monitor late-week practice for any subtle shifts in playing time or red-zone involvement that could tilt fantasy value in Week 5.

Marquise Hollywood Brown's ankle issue is not expected to sideline him for Week 3, with Kansas City expecting him to play vs. the New York Giants after full participation in practice. If Brown exits or is limited, KC will lean on JuJu Smith-Schuster, Tyquan Thornton, Nikko Remigio, and Jason Brownlee to shoulder targets. The SNF matchup adds urgency for Brown’s fantasy floor, while the depth options offer upside if the veteran is limited or draws extra looks.