Simmons (personal) returned to the Chiefs on Monday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
The 2025 first-round pick from Ohio State had missed the Chiefs' last three games while tending to a family matter. Now back with the team, Simmons is likely to assume his duties as Kansas City's top left tackle following the Week 10 bye.
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Chiefs' Josh Simmons: Out again for Week 9
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Simmons (personal) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Bills.
Simmons will miss his third straight game as he tends to a family matter. Jaylon Moore figures to make another start at left tackle, protecting Patrick Mahomes' blind side.
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Chiefs' Josh Simmons: Out for Week 8
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Simmons (personal) has been ruled out ahead of Monday night's matchup against the Commanders.
The 2025 first-round pick from Ohio State is now in line to miss his third consecutive game as he continues to deal with a "family situation." While Simmons remains sidelined, Jaylon Moore is expected to start at left tackle.
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Chiefs' Josh Simmons: Expected to return in 'a few weeks'
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Simmons (personal) is expected to rejoin the Chiefs "in a few weeks," Nate Taylor of ESPN.com reports.
Simmons has been away from the team and hasn't played for the past two weeks while dealing with a "family situation." Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said Friday, "It's not a negative situation, so he's taking care of family. He's just taking care of business. That's the main thing. When you deal with this, that's what you do." Jaylon Moore should continue to start at left tackle for as long as Simmons remains out.
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Chiefs' Josh Simmons: Not expected to play
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Simmons is expected to miss Sunday's game versus the Lions due to personal reasons, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.
Simmons was a late addition to the injury report and is now set to miss his first game of the season. In his expected absence, Jaylon Moore will likely start at left tackle for the Chiefs.
Simmons started at left tackle for Monday's game against the Jaguars, Pete Sweeney of ArrowheadPride.com reports.
Simmons was a late addition to the injury report due to illness, but he was able to engage in a final stretch with his teammates before taking the field. It remains to be seen if he'll be limited in any way.
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Chiefs' Josh Simmons: Taking first-team reps
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Simmons (knee) was taking first-team reps at left tackle during training camp Tuesday, Sam McDowell of The Kansas City Star reports.
Simmons is now healthy again after having suffered a torn patellar tendon while at Ohio State last season. The rookie first-round pick will spend the remainder of the summer competing for the left tackle spot with Jaylon Moore, whom the team signed to a two-year deal earlier in the offseason.
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Chiefs' Josh Simmons: On track for training camp
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Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said Thursday that Simmons (knee) will be ready for the start of training camp, Matt McMullen of the Chiefs' official site reports.
Simmons has been sidelined throughout OTAs and mandatory minicamp due to his recovery from a torn patellar tendon suffered in the sixth game of his 2024 campaign with Ohio State, but his rehab remains completely on track. The rookie first-rounder will compete with Jaylon Moore for the starting left tackle gig during training camp.
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Chiefs' Josh Simmons: Chiefs select 32nd overall
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The Chiefs selected Simmons (knee) in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, 32nd overall.
Simmons suffered a torn patellar tendon in the sixth game of the 2024 season, meaning he might be at risk of a redshirt during his rookie season. The Chiefs signed Jaylon Moore from San Francisco to serve as a stopgap option at left tackle, but Simmons (6-foot-5, 317 pounds) now projects as Kansas City's long-term starter at left tackle after dominating at both Ohio State (2023-2024) and San Diego State (2021-2022). The offensive line was a big problem for the Chiefs in their Super Bowl loss, but having Simmons the next time around could make a difference.
