Dakota Watson
Writer
Dakota Watson is a practicing Doctor of Physical Therapy in the Kansas City metro. During the season, he contributes weekly injury analysis to Arrowhead Pride. He uses his orthopedic experience to cover the previous week’s injuries, how it will affect the team weekly, as well as covering the relevant injuries of upcoming opponents.
How Hollywood Brown’s absence impacts the Chiefs’ offense
How will the Kansas City wideout’s injury affect betting lines in Thursday night’s season opener?
Travis Kelce can still be a major weapon as he closes in on his age-35 season
NFL history shows that it’s not impossible for Kansas City’s tight end to continue to contribute.
Why starters should play in the preseason — despite the risk of injury
While Kansas City lost Hollywood Brown on Saturday, there are benefits when starters play in the preseason.
A review of changes made for sake of player safety in the 2024 season
The NFL made several changes to its policies in an effort to make the game safer for the 2024 season and beyond.
The 3 biggest injury storylines after the first week of Chiefs’ training camp
While the injury concerns seem minor, some important Kansas City are missing time.
Examining Chiefs’ legend Nick Allegretti’s UCL tear
The offensive lineman finished the Super Bowl despite the injury, but what comes next?
Injury preview for Chiefs-49ers Super Bowl
The Chiefs will be missing some key contributors in their chance to repeat as champions.
Examining the ACL tear suffered by Chiefs’ Charles Omenihu — what’s the timetable?
The defensive lineman will miss the Super Bowl, but when can the Chiefs expect him to return?
Examining the pectoral strain suffered by the Chiefs’ Joe Thuney
Kansas City’s left guard had good news about his injury, but we don’t know if he’ll play in the AFC Championship.
Injury preview for Chiefs-Bills Divisional Round game
Both teams enter the Divisional round with lengthy injury reports — but Buffalo has more concerns.