The Chiefs “haven’t totally ruled out” a late-season return by wide receiver Marquise Brown, Nikhil Mehta of Pro Football Rumors reports. This according to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler.

Brown was originally expected to miss the rest of the 2024 season after undergoing shoulder surgery and landing on injured reserve in September. However, the Chiefs’ coaching staff have been monitoring Brown’s rehab process, according to Fowler, and the next month will determine if the 2019 first-rounder can play this season.

Brown’s return would be a major boost to a Kansas City offense that ranks outside of the top 10 in several categories, including points per game, yards per game, and yards per play. The Chiefs just lost their first game of the season to the Bills, with Patrick Mahomes unable to surpass 200 passing yards and just one of his pass-catchers recording more than 30 receiving yards.

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