Kansas City Chiefs

LeSean McCoy (healthy scratch) is listed as inactive for the Super Bowl against the 49ers. (Source: Adam Caplan on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: In an expected move, McCoy is inactive for the Super Bowl. The fringe hall-of-famer hasn't registered a carry since Week 15, and has since taken a backseat to Damien Williams.

Sammy Watkins made shocking news on Thursday. When asked about returning to the Chiefs in 2020 he stated "I don't know what I'm going to do. If we win it… I might sit out a year." Watkins later made it clear that he is not considering retirement, but resting. The Clemson-product went on to finish the interview saying, "As long as we're winning games and I stay healthy and I'm having fun, I'm willing to stay." After Sunday, Watkins still has one-year remaining on his deal with Kansas City. (Source: Adam Teicher on ESPN)

Fantasy Impact: Watkins' comments won't affect anything heading into Sunday's contest. Dynasty leagues will be the most affected from this development as Watkins' future is up in the air. There really is not much from this for fantasy managers to make a decision so keep checking in on Watson once the off-season begins. Lastly, this update is too premature for anything in regards to season-long leagues. Watkins' decision should be known prior to kicking off 2020's fantasy season.

Travis Kelce (knee) resumed practicing Friday. (Source: Adam Teicher on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Kelce missed practice on Thursday but that was clearly just a maintenance day for the superstar tight end. Kelce will be all systems go for the Chiefs' Super Bowl matchup versus the 49ers next Sunday evening.

Daniel Sorensen recorded six solo tackles, two assisted tackles, one TFL, and one pass break up in a 35-24 win over the Titans in the AFC Championship game.

Fantasy Impact: Sorenson had a game of ups and downs, lighting up Ryan Tannehill on a scramble, blowing up a screen to Derrick Henry late in the fourth quarter, and also getting beat on a touchdown on the same drive. He'll need to be on his A-game when the Chiefs take on the potent 49ers offense in the Super Bowl.

Tyrann Mathieu recorded six solo tackles, three assisted tackles, one TFL, and one pass defended, as the Chiefs beat the Titans in the AFC Championship game, 35-24.

Fantasy Impact: Mathieu's importance to the team was evident on Sunday, with the safety flying to the ball and laying out receivers. The diminutive DB may have allowed 5 receptions, but only for a measly 25 yards. Mathieu will have a pivotal role in containing George Kittle and the 49ers offense in two weeks when Kansas City plays San Francisco in a heavyweight matchup for the Lombardi Trophy.

Frank Clark notched one solo tackle, three assisted tackles, one TFL, one sack, and one QB hit, as the Chiefs advanced to the Super Bowl with a 35-24 win over the Titans this past Sunday.

Fantasy Impact: Clark made some head-turning comments about Titans' star running back Derrick Henry prior to the game but backed up his words by helping KC take one step closer to the franchise's first-ever Super Bowl win. He'll need to be up to his disruptive ways against the 49ers creative offense if the Chiefs are going to secure the Lombardi Trophy.

Tanoh Kpassagnon helped lead the Chiefs to the Super Bowl with his two solo tackles, two TFLs, two sacks, two QB hits, and two passes defended in a 35-24 win over the Titans.

Fantasy Impact: Kpassagnon was a difference-maker for Kansas City, having one of the best performances of his career against Tennessee. When the Titans had to ditch their run-centric offense to keep up with the Chiefs, Kpassagnon capitalized with his third career multi-sack game. He'll look to match his efforts in The Big Game against San Francisco in two weeks.

The Kansas City Chiefs D/ST allowed 295 yards and had three sacks in a 35-24 win over the Tennessee Titans Sunday.

Fantasy Impact: The Chiefs did not record a turnover but recorded three sacks and did enough to win Sunday. This unit is a strong fantasy option heading into next season due to making big strides over the second half of the year.

Harrison Butker was 5-for-5 on extra point attempts in the Chiefs' 35-24 win over the Titans Sunday.

Fantasy Impact: Butker was perfect Sunday and will enter next season as a strong fantasy option in an elite offense.

Darwin Thompson rushed once for seven yards and did not record a catch on one target in the Chiefs' 35-24 win over the Titans Sunday.

Fantasy Impact: Thompson saw little action Sunday but is an intriguing fantasy option for next season depending on how the backfield in Kansas City shakes out.

Demarcus Robinson had two receptions for 31 yards on two targets in the Chiefs' 35-24 win over the Titans Sunday.

Fantasy Impact: Robinson converted both of his chances Sunday but is not relevant for fantasy.

Mecole Hardman brought in his only target for eight yards in the Chiefs' 35-24 win over the Titans Sunday.

Fantasy Impact: Hardman did not see much action outside of the return game Sunday. He enters next season as an intriguing upside option.

Tyreek Hill had five receptions for 67 yards and two touchdowns on seven targets in the Chiefs' 35-24 win over the Titans Sunday. He added one rush for seven yards.

Fantasy Impact: Hill scored twice and could have had a third score if it wasn't for a miscommunication early in the game Sunday. He enters next season as a very strong WR1.

Damien Williams rushed 17 times for 45 yards and one touchdown in the Chiefs' 35-24 win over the Titans Sunday. He added five receptions for 44 yards on six targets.

Fantasy Impact: Williams was solid again on Sunday as the Chiefs' clear RB1. Owners will need to see how the offseason shakes out to value him properly for next season.

Patrick Mahomes completed 23-of-35 passes for 294 yards and three touchdowns in the Chiefs' 35-24 win over the Titans Sunday. He added eight rushes for 53 yards and one touchdown.

Fantasy Impact: Mahomes posted yet another monster performance Sunday to put the Chiefs in the Super Bowl. He will enter next season the likely QB2 behind Lamar Jackson.

Chris Jones (calf) is listed as active for Sunday’s AFC Championship Game against the Titans. (Source: BJ Kissel on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Jones missed last Sunday’s divisional-round win over the Texans. He will provide an instant boost to the Chiefs pass rush. There has been no report of Jones being limited or on a snap count, expect Jones to play in his usual role.

Rashad Fenton tallied six solo tackles, one TFL, one sack, one QB hit, and one pass defended in a 51-31 Divisional Round win over the Texans.

Fantasy Impact: The rookie has seen his role increase for the Chiefs, hitting at least 35 snaps in the last two games. With his erratic playing time during the regular season, though, Fenton had not been able to contribute much. However, he did have his best game in his young career in the most crucial game of the year. He and the Chiefs take on the Titans for a right to play in the Super Bowl next Sunday.

Spencer Ware rushed five times for 14 yards and had two receptions for 22 yards in the Chiefs' 26-3 win over the Bears Sunday. He was targeted three times and missed time with a shoulder injury.

Fantasy Impact: Ware took a backseat with Damien Williams (ribs) returning to the lineup Sunday night. The severity of his shoulder injury is not yet known.

The Chiefs are placing Darrel Williams (hamstring) on injured reserve. (Source: Ian Rapoport on Twitter )

Fantasy Impact: The Chiefs’ backfield has been a bit of a mess in recent weeks and this at least clears things up a little bit moving forward. Still, it’s unclear if Damien Williams (ribs) will play this Sunday against the Patriots. If he misses Week 14 then LeSean McCoy and Darwin Thompson will split world in a committee backfield.

Juan Thornhill recorded three solo tackles, one assisted tackle, and pass defended, and took a Derek Carr interception 46 yards to the endzone in 40-9 a blowout win over the Raiders.

Fantasy Impact: Thornhill's second over interception was one to remember, as he jumped Oakland WR Tyrell Williams' route and scored his ever touchdown. The rookie had by far the most memorable play of his short career, but shouldn't be in consideration for your team when Kansas City plays New England in Week 14.