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Star OT suffers serious injury after loss to Texans, likely ending career

Kansas City Chiefs hit with massive blow as offensive tackle Wanya Morris goes down with gruesome knee injury on first play vs. Houston Texans. Patrick Mahomes drops to a knee in prayer – is this the devastating hit that derails a young career?

In a heartbreaking Week 14 matchup on Sunday Night Football, the Kansas City Chiefs suffered a crushing 20-10 defeat to the Houston Texans at Arrowhead Stadium. But the scoreboard wasn't the only bad news – the Chiefs lost key offensive tackle Wanya Morris to a terrifying knee injury just one snap into the game, leaving fans and teammates in shock.

Horrifying Moment: Wanya Morris Crumples on the Very First Play

On Kansas City's opening offensive play – a simple run by Isiah Pacheco – left tackle Wanya Morris got rolled up on, his left knee bending in a gruesome way. The 25-year-old immediately clutched his leg in agony and couldn't get up. Trainers rushed to his side, and after several tense minutes, he was helped off the field before being carted to the locker room.

NBC broadcasters described the injury as "not pleasant" and chose not to replay the moment to spare viewers. Patrick Mahomes, visibly emotional, dropped to one knee on the field to pray for his teammate – a powerful image that quickly went viral and highlighted the severity of the situation.

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Morris was ruled out for the game with a left knee injury. Undrafted rookie Esa Pole stepped in to protect Mahomes' blind side, marking his NFL debut in the worst possible circumstances. With the Chiefs' offensive line already decimated (missing starters like Josh Simmons, Jawaan Taylor, and Trey Smith), this latest blow could have long-term implications – some fear it might even be career-threatening if it's a severe ligament tear.

Andy Reid's Heartfelt Regret After Another Tough Loss

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Postgame, head coach Andy Reid didn't hide his disappointment, expressing deep regret over the mounting injuries and the emotional toll on the team:

β€œI was proud of the guys for the effort they put in. These guys take responsibility for things... But we put everything into these games, every game, so when you lose, you should be upset. And that’s why you try to enjoy the wins when you have an opportunity. There is a lot of time and effort that goes into it.”

Reid specifically addressed Morris' injury, saying: β€œWanya hurt his leg, lower leg. We’ll just have to see in the next day or so how he is.” His words underscored the frustration of seeing another key player go down, especially one who had fought his way into the starting lineup amid the O-line chaos.

A Dark Cloud Over Chiefs' Playoff Hopes?

The loss dropped Kansas City to 6-7, putting their playoff chances in serious jeopardy for the first time in years. Patrick Mahomes was under constant pressure behind a patchwork line, and the sight of him praying for Morris summed up a night of heartbreak.

Will Wanya Morris make a full recovery, or could this knee injury sideline him for good? Chiefs Kingdom is holding its breath – stay tuned for the latest updates on his status!

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