Kansas City Chiefs

The Kansas City Chiefs D/ST allowed 251 yards and had two sacks and one interception in a 23-3 win over the Denver Broncos Sunday.

Fantasy Impact: Kansas City played very well in the snow Sunday and kept Denver from mounting any semblance of an attack for most of the game. They have played better as of late and are in consideration against Chicago next week in the fantasy finals.

Harrison Butker was 3-for-3 on field goal attempts in the Chiefs' 23-3 win over the Broncos Sunday.

Fantasy Impact: Butker converted all of his kicks Sunday and is a strong option for the fantasy finals next week as the Chiefs face the Bears.

Demarcus Robinson had two receptions for 21 yards on three targets in the Chiefs' 23-3 win over the Broncos Sunday.

Fantasy Impact: Robinson is a tertiary option in Kansas City and shouldn't be started in the fantasy finals.

Spencer Ware rushed seven times for 26 yards and brought in both of his targets for nine yards in the Chiefs' 23-3 win over the Broncos Sunday.

Fantasy Impact: Ware shared touches with Darwin Thompson and LeSean McCoy Sunday. None of them can be trusted to see enough work in the fantasy finals next week.

Mecole Hardman had one reception for ten yards on two targets in the Chiefs' 23-3 win over the Broncos Sunday.

Fantasy Impact: Hardman continues to see very little volume and shouldn't be in lineups for the fantasy finals.

Darwin Thompson rushed eight times for 38 yards and caught his lone target for one yard in the Chiefs' 23-3 win over the Broncos Sunday.

Fantasy Impact: Thompson is part of a 3-headed backfield with LeSean McCoy and Spencer Ware with Damien Williams (ribs) out. It's hard to trust any one of them to get enough work to rely on in the fantasy finals.

Sammy Watkins had three receptions for 49 yards on four targets in the Chiefs' 23-3 win over the Broncos Sunday.

Fantasy Impact: Watkins had a reasonable game given his limited targets Sunday. He has failed to live up to expectations since his Week 1 explosion and shouldn't be started for the fantasy finals.

LeSean McCoy rushed six times for 16 yards in the Chiefs' 23-3 win over the Broncos Sunday.

Fantasy Impact: McCoy saw less touches than Spencer Ware and Darwin Thompson Sunday. Owners simply can not trust his workload in the fantasy finals.

Travis Kelce had 11 receptions for 142 yards on 13 targets in the Chiefs' 23-3 win over the Broncos Sunday.

Fantasy Impact: Kelce posted his fourth 1000-yard season with Sunday's output. He enters the fantasy finals as an elite TE1.

Tyreek Hill had five receptions for 67 yards and two touchdowns on seven targets in the Chiefs' 23-3 win over the Broncos Sunday.

Fantasy Impact: Hill scored twice Sunday including a 41-yard touchdown in the snow. He will be a WR1 for the fantasy finals next week against Chicago.

Patrick Mahomes completed 27-of-34 passes for 340 yards with two touchdowns and one interception in the Chiefs' 23-3 win over the Broncos Sunday. He added 11 yards on three rushes.

Fantasy Impact: Mahomes came through for owners in a tough matchup against Denver Sunday. He has another tough opponent in Chicago next week.

Damien Williams (rib/illness) is inactive for Sunday's home game against the Broncos. (Source: BJ Kissel on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Williams will miss his third consecutive game due to a rib injury. LeSean McCoy and Darwin Thompson will lead the Chiefs backfield Week 15. Both are flex options and RB3 at best for Sunday's contest against Denver.

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.

Daniel Sorensen posted six solo tackles, two assisted tackles, one pass defended, and one interception in a 24-17 win over the Chargers.

Fantasy Impact: Sorensen's first interception of 2019 came in the waning moments of the game, and it preserved a crucial win for a Chiefs team who suddenly finds themselves in an unforeseen two-way battle for the AFC West crown. He and the Chiefs have a bye before taking on the Raiders next Sunday for a spot atop the division.

Tyrann Mathieu logged four solo tackles, four assisted tackles, two passes defended, and an INT, as the Chiefs toppled the Chargers, 24-17.

Fantasy Impact: Mathieu's interception was the second of four picks the Chiefs' defense created against Philip Rivers. His was especially important, as the Kansas City offense scored on the next play and provided the first touchdown for team that struggled to move the ball consistently all day. His ball-hawking abilities will be needed in a crucial matchup against the second-place Raiders after their bye week.

Frank Clark recorded two solo tackles, three assisted tackles, one TFL, one sack, three QB hits, one pass defended, and a forced fumble in a 24-17 win over the Chargers in Mexico City.

Fantasy Impact: Clark is starting to show why the Chiefs traded for him this past offseason, as he's had a sack in three straight games. Though his season numbers are still a little underwhelming, he'll need to be a force on the defensive line for Kansas City to make a deep playoff run.

Chris Jones logged four solo tackles, three assisted tackles, one TFL, two sacks, two QB hits, and a forced fumble, but Kansas City came up just short to Tennessee, 35-32.

Fantasy Impact: In the games in which Jones has been available, he has been a force in the middle of the defense, as evidenced by his first multi-sack game of the 2019 campaign. It's just a matter of health for the nose tackle, who has missed three weeks with a groin injury. With the big man back to his disruptive ways, he'll play an important role next week on MNF against the Chargers.

Matt Moore completed 25-of-35 passes for 275 yards and one touchdown in the Chiefs' 26-23 win over the Vikings Sunday.

Fantasy Impact: Moore played another solid game Sunday and gave fantasy owners just enough to justify giving him a spot-start. He returns to fantasy irrelevance next week with Patrick Mahomes (kneecap) expected back.

Chad Henne (ankle) has been activated off injured reserve and is listed as questionable for Sunday's contest against the Vikings. (Source: Kansas City Chiefs on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Henne, who fractured his ankle toward the end of August, returned to practice near the end of October. The Chiefs waived backup Kyle Shurmur on Saturday, opening the door for Henne to back up Matt Moore if starter Patrick Mahomes (knee) misses a second consecutive week.