Chiefs head coach Andy Reid discussed the immediate plan at left tackle ahead of Week 14, including the thing Kansas City is "banking on" most. The post Andy Reid Reveals Main Thing Chiefs Are ‘Banking on’ at Left Tackle appeared first on Heavy Sports.

In an emergency move late in the narrow victory over the Las Vegas Raiders last Friday, the Chiefs benched starting left tackle Wanya Morris, moved left guard Joe Thuney into his position and brought Mike Caliendo off the bench to play guard. Is this the plan for the next game, at home against the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday Night Football?

In the fourth quarter of the Kansas City Chiefs' Black Friday showdown with the Las Vegas Raiders, the Chiefs benched starting left tackle Wanya Morris after a disastrous performance in KC's latest nail-biting win over an apparently inferior opponent.

At Arrowhead Stadium, all signs point to veteran D.J. Humphries becoming the Kansas City Chiefs’ starting left tackle in Sunday night’s matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers. The Chiefs signed Humphries two days before their Week 12 win over the Carolina Panthers,

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said it's a possibility that OT DJ Humphries could start in Week 14 if he's ready.

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In Week 2, second-year tackle Wanya Morris came in for the Suamataia — but when Morris went to the bench on Friday, veteran left guard Joe Thuney slid to the outside; reserve guard Mike Caliendo came in to take Thuney’s spot.

The Kansas City Chiefs opted against playing LT D.J. Humphries against the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 13, but he could be on the field for Week 14's game against the Los Angeles Chargers on "Sunday Night Football.