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Chiefs' Rookie Josh Simmons Returns After 22-Day Absence

11/20/2025

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Josh Simmons, the Kansas City Chiefs rookie left tackle, returned from a 22-day absence due to personal matters and thanked the team and city for support.
Simmons declined to share specifics about his absence.
In his first game back against the Denver Broncos, he allowed two pressures on 49 snaps.
Simmons is committed to remaining with the Kansas City Chiefs for the season as they prepare for the Indianapolis Colts.

History

Historical Context

The Kansas City Chiefs won Super Bowl IV on January 11, 1970, defeating the Minnesota Vikings 23-7, marking a significant moment in NFL history. Under coach Hank Stram, the Chiefs showcased a dominant defense, limiting the Vikings to just 67 rushing yards. This victory not only solidified the Chiefs' legacy but also highlighted the competitive spirit of the AFL before its merger with the NFL.

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Story summary

Josh Simmons, the Kansas City Chiefs rookie left tackle, returned from a 22-day absence due to personal matters and thanked the team and city for support.
Simmons declined to share specifics about his absence.
In his first game back against the Denver Broncos, he allowed two pressures on 49 snaps.
Simmons is committed to remaining with the Kansas City Chiefs for the season as they prepare for the Indianapolis Colts.

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