A very shaken Patrick Mahomes is being helped off the field.

The Chiefs' inactives for today's game against the Titans are Anthony Hitchens, Michael Burton, Austin Blythe, Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, Prince Tega Wanogho & Deandre Baker. Tyreek Hill, Chris Jones & Charvarius Ward are all active.

#Chiefs star DE Chris Jones, who has missed the last couple weeks with a wrist injury, is expected to play today despite being questionable, source said.

Andy Reid said Mahomes cleared concussion protocol and that it was his choice to remove him from game

That's Harrison Butker's first missed field goal attempt of the season.

Thought Nick Bolton had himself a solid game vs the run... Good job flying downhill all day. Really a solid job on Henry today despite the scoreboard pic.twitter.com/Q4GffiJVaP

That's a heckuva catch by Byron Pringle. He went up and got that, knowing he was going to get blasted. Still held onto it to get the first down on 4th & 8.

Just FYI, Travis Kelce has 1 reception for 6 yards. Tyreek Hill hasn't even been targeted yet.

Josh Gordon started, just FYI. That's a good sign he'll get more snaps today against the Titans.

Brett Kern with another crazy punt. This one hit at around the 2 yd line and literally died. #Chiefs get the ball at their 3-yd line. Chad Henne in at QB.

Here are the Chiefs' inactives for today's game against Tennessee: CB DeAndre Baker FB Michael Burton LB Anthony Hitchens OL Austin Blythe OT Prince Tega Wanogho OG Laurent Duvernay-Tardif

Thanks to the sack by Ben Niemann, Big Macs will be buy one, get one free tomorrow at KC-area McDonald's. pic.twitter.com/P7aFys6BOi

Chiefs starting CBs today look like L'Jarius Sneed on right side and Rashad Fenton on left side the way they're lining up for pregame warmups.

That ball was out very quick, otherwise Frank Clark would have gotten in there for a pressure/sack. Beat the LT so quick the G was late to help even though he was assigned to help from the beginning

AJ Brown beats Mike Hughes, Tannehill great throw, 14-0 Titans with 42 seconds left in the first. That's a 97-yard TD drive and this whole offense is on display.

For game 7, this is the closest the Chiefs' defense has been to being fully healthy. Anthony Hitchens (right tricep contusion) is the lone starter inactive. But remember, the progress of the younger players could be the key to the unit improving. bit.ly/3nnaGtk

Marcus Kemp doing Marcus Kemp things on special teams. Hustles down the field to stop the punt from going in the end zone. Titans ball inside their own 5-yard line. Excellent play by Kemp.

If there was any doubt on who was lining up at RT for the Chiefs this week, Mike Remmers working with the ones during warm-ups. As expected. Chiefs made the switch last week from rookie Lucas Niang to Remmers.

The Kansas City Chiefs have a new starter in the middle of the defense against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday.

The past three seasons under Steve Spagnuolo, there’s seldom been a game without Anthony Hitchens starting at the MIKE linebacker position. He’s been a constant as the defensive play-caller for Kansas City, getting the guys lined up in the right spots pre-snap. This week against the Titans, they’ll be without that constant.

Hitchens suffered an elbow injury during the first half of the Week 6 game against the Washington Football Team. He was spotted with his arm in a sling this week and ruled out of the game on Friday after missing the entire week of practice. There was some question about the players who would get the opportunity to call the defense in his absence. Would they go to second-year LB Willie Gay Jr. or veteran Ben Niemann in his absence? Well, it turns out they’re going with neither

Down 24 to one of the best teams in the conference, Kansas City Chiefs’ second-year linebacker Willie Gay Jr came up with a huge interception to give his team a chance to get back in the game. The defense has been exposed for the entirety of the matchup against Tennessee, but the highlight reel play by Gay was a breath of fresh air in a game where the unit has stunk to high heaven.

Initially a blitzer on the play, Gay disengaged from his blocker and lept high into the air to come down with the ball around the line of scrimmage. Kansas City took over possession around their own 20-yard line, but didn’t come away with points on the ensuing drive. This impressive play from the Chiefs 2020 second-round pick came at a critical juncture in Kansas City’s season, where they are likely to shake up their defensive personnel to find a winning combination of players to contribute