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Chicago Bears offensive lineman Joe Thuney won the NFL Honors' inaugural Protector of the Year for his standout first season with Chicago, anchoring the line, finishing first in pass blocking per PFF and posting a 79.4 overall grade as the Bears went 11-6 and advanced to the NFC Divisional Round.
Bears left guard Joe Thuney won the inaugural Protector of the Year award at NFL Honors, recognizing the NFL's top offensive lineman for protection and durability. A panel of former linemen voted; Thuney, also a first-team All-Pro and Pro Bowl selection and team captain, helped the Bears win the NFC North and reach the divisional round, anchoring a line that led the league in fewest giveaways (11) and allowed the third-fewest sacks (24) while aiding a strong rushing attack.
Three Chicago Bears players, Joe Thuney, Drew Dalman, and Kevin Byard, have been selected for the 2026 Pro Bowl, highlighting the team's strong offensive line and defensive performance, with Thuney earning his fourth consecutive Pro Bowl and Byard his third, as the league prepares for the new format of the Pro Bowl Games in San Francisco.
Pro Football Focus has started releasing its annual list of the NFL's top 50 players for 2024, with Kansas City Chiefs' guard Joe Thuney ranked 39th and cornerback Trent McDuffie at 36th. Both players were not on last year's list but have shown significant performance, with Thuney excelling in pass-blocking and McDuffie being a versatile and underrated cornerback. More Chiefs players, including Creed Humphrey, Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes, and Chris Jones, are expected to appear in the higher ranks.
Kansas City Chiefs' Joe Thuney and Prince Tega Wanogho are ruled out for Super Bowl LVIII due to injuries, with running back Jerick McKinnon activated off IR and expected to play despite a groin injury. Chiefs head coach Andy Reid indicated that Nick Allegretti will likely start in place of Thuney. Additionally, defensive end Charles Omenihu has been placed on injured reserve and will not play in the game.
Kansas City Chiefs' Joe Thuney and Prince Tega Wanogho have been ruled out for Super Bowl LVIII due to injuries, with running back Jerick McKinnon activated to the roster. McKinnon, listed as questionable with a groin injury, will be a game-time decision, while Thuney's absence is expected to be filled by Nick Allegretti. Additionally, Chiefs defensive end Charles Omenihu has been placed on injured reserve and will also miss the game.
All-Pro guard Joe Thuney will miss Super Bowl LVIII as he recovers from a pec injury, with Nick Allegretti set to start in his place for the Kansas City Chiefs. Thuney's absence is a significant blow to the team's offensive line, but they are adopting a "next-man-up mentality" as they prepare for the big game. Thuney, a three-time Super Bowl champion, suffered the injury in the AFC divisional round, and his absence will be felt as the Chiefs face off against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Kansas City Chiefs lineman Joe Thuney has been ruled out of Super Bowl LVIII due to a pectoral injury, which also caused him to miss the AFC Championship game. Thuney, a three-time Super Bowl winner and highly regarded lineman, is a key loss for the Chiefs. Nick Allegretti will step in to replace him for the Big Game.
Chiefs rule out All-Pro guard Joe Thuney for the Super Bowl due to a pectoral injury, with Nick Allegretti expected to start in his place, while running back Jerick McKinnon is questionable with a groin injury. Thuney, a three-time Super Bowl champion, has been a key player for the team, and his absence will be felt in the big game.
Kansas City Chiefs' Joe Thuney and Prince Tega Wanogho are ruled out, while Jerick McKinnon is questionable for Super Bowl LVIII against the San Francisco 49ers. Thuney's pectoral injury has sidelined him, and McKinnon, who was activated from injured reserve, is dealing with a groin injury. Chiefs head coach Andy Reid indicated that Nick Allegretti will likely start in place of Thuney. Additionally, defensive end Charles Omenihu has been placed on injured reserve and won't play in the game.
Kansas City Chiefs' final injury report before Super Bowl LVIII confirms Joe Thuney's absence due to a pectoral injury, while Jerick McKinnon and Prince Tega Wanogho are listed as questionable and out, respectively. Rashee Rice and Clyde Edwards-Helaire are cleared to play, and the team is preparing for the game with a mock game and team photo on Saturday.
Kansas City Chiefs' All-Pro guard Joe Thuney will miss Super Bowl LVIII due to a pectoral injury, with Nick Allegretti set to replace him in the starting lineup; two backup players on the injured reserve list were listed on the injury report, with the rest of the Chiefs' active roster available to play; the San Francisco 49ers enter the game with no players on the active roster with an injury designation, and key players like George Kittle and Arik Armstead are expected to be ready for the matchup.
Chiefs left guard Joe Thuney has been ruled out for Super Bowl LVIII due to a pectoral injury, with Nick Allegretti set to start in his place, while running back Jerick McKinnon is listed as questionable but unlikely to play. Offensive lineman Prince Tega Wanogho has also been ruled out, but running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire and wide receiver Rashee Rice are expected to play after returning to full practice.
Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid indicated that left guard Joe Thuney is unlikely to play in the Super Bowl due to a pectoral injury, with Nick Allegretti expected to start in his place. Reid described the team's practice as typical for this stage of the season, focusing on mental work and recognition. With only two practices left before the big game, it seems likely that Allegretti will continue to work with the first-string offense.
Joe Thuney was the only Chiefs player to miss practice on Wednesday, with head coach Andy Reid considering him a long shot to play in the Super Bowl. Running back Jerick McKinnon was limited, while several other players, including Chris Jones and L’Jarius Sneed, participated fully in practice.