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The Kansas City Chiefs have struggled this season, particularly following their Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. Despite efforts to improve their offensive line by drafting Josh Simmons and the anticipated return of wide receiver Rashee Rice, the team's performance has not met expectations. Patrick Mahomes has expressed concerns about the offense's struggles as they aim to regain competitiveness.

Taylor Lewan was sidelined from ESPN's 'Get Up' due to a foot injury, which he announced himself on Wednesday night. The absence of Lewan, who has been a key contributor to the show, left 'Get Up' undermanned on Thursday morning. Adam Schefter was not the first to report this news.

The Cleveland Browns have appointed Shedeur Sanders as their starting quarterback for Week 12, following Dillon Gabriel's concussion during Week 11. This marks Sanders' first start in the NFL, stepping in after Gabriel was sidelined. The Browns are looking to improve their performance as they face the Las Vegas Raiders.

As the NFL approaches Week 12 of the 2025 season, Joe Mixon will not play this season due to a foot injury. Meanwhile, Josh Jacobs is dealing with a knee injury, currently classified as day-to-day by the Green Bay Packers' head coach Matt LaFleur.

Keon Coleman, expected to be a key wide receiver for the Buffalo Bills, was inactive during their Week 11 victory against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers despite being healthy. Analyst Erik Turner has provided insights into Coleman's current status, indicating ongoing concerns regarding his role on the team.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is preparing for an early return from a toe injury, which had initially raised concerns about his season. Dan Orlovsky expressed confidence in Burrow's status for the upcoming game, suggesting he could play despite previous doubts about his recovery.

Despite having one of the best records in the NFL, the Philadelphia Eagles have faced significant challenges this season, leading to frustration and criticism directed at quarterback Jalen Hurts. Despite this, Hurts remains focused on his performance and contributions to the team.

Drake Maye, quarterback for the New England Patriots, responded to Cam Newton's recent criticism of the team's performance, stating, 'I don’t even know what show he’s on.' Newton had expressed skepticism about the Patriots' 9-2 record, calling it 'fool's gold' during an appearance on ESPN's First Take. Maye's remarks highlight the tension between former and current players regarding the team's success this season.