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The Kansas City Chiefs will be without wide receiver Rashee Rice yet again this weekend against the Seattle Seahawks, as he continues battling injuries to his hamstring and knee. However, the team is replacing him on the active roster with a promising fan favorite from the preseason.
Wideout Andrew Armstrong has elevated from the practice squad and into the 53-man group as of Friday, October 23, meaning he will make his second appearance for the Chiefs this regular season.
Chiefs have filled one of their two open roster spots with WR Andrew Armstrong signed from the practice squad.
RB Nate Carter takes Armstrong’s slot on the practice squad. He was dropped for the addition of LB Aiden Fisher earlier this week, but now he’s back.
“Chiefs have filled one of their two open roster spots with WR Andrew Armstrong signed from the practice squad,” Matt Derrick of Chiefs Digest reported via X. “RB Nate Carter takes Armstrong’s slot on the practice squad. He was dropped for the addition of LB Aiden Fisher earlier this week, but now he’s back.”
Armstong has appeared in one game this season, making one catch for 13 yards that went for a first down in a win against the Los Angeles Chargers last week. He finished the game with two total targets.
An undrafted wideout who entered the league in 2025 Armstrong and spent all offseason in Kansas City, earned the start in that Week 6 game and played a total of 42 offensive snaps along with nine snaps on special teams.
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