Chiefs' Kadarius Toney Ruled Out of AFC Championship Game

Wide receiver's absence marks sixth consecutive missed game amid a season of underperformance and criticism.

Kansas City Chiefs' wide receiver Kadarius Toney has been ruled out of the AFC Championship Game against the Baltimore Ravens due to a hip injury and personal reasons.
Toney's absence marks the sixth consecutive Chiefs game he won't feature in, following a season marked by errors and underperformance.
Fans and analysts have criticized Toney for his performance this season, with some even expressing relief at his absence from the upcoming game.
Toney, who was traded to the Chiefs from the New York Giants in 2022, has another year on his $13.7 million contract, but his future with the Chiefs remains uncertain.
Despite Toney's absence, the Chiefs have found their offensive stride in the playoffs, with key players like Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce stepping up.