Kansas City Chiefs’ Tyrann Mathieu (concussion) prepares to play in AFC title game
Chief of Kansas City safety Tyrann Mathieu is “good to go” for AFC Championship Game on Sunday against the visit Cincinnati Bengalsa source told ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler on Saturday.
Mathieu is concussion during Kansas City’s win over Buffalo Bills The source said last week he has had no setbacks on concussion protocol and is set to play except for a belated surprise.
Mathieu, who has been selected to play in the Pro Bowl, has led the Captain in interceptions with three this season and returned one in an encounter.
A nine-year NFL veteran out of LSUMathieu, 29, is in his third season with the Chiefs, following stops with Houston Texas and The Arizona Cardinals.
With Mathieu in the game, Kansas City has made two Super Bowls before, won one, and now has a third chance in a row.