The Kansas City Chiefs have listed former first-round receiver Kadarius Toney as not playing in tonight's Super Bowl, despite not adding him to the pregame injury report.

The San Francisco 49ers' chances to win Super Bowl III will be severely damaged tonight, but Toney reportedly healthy wound NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport confirmed this after he was reported injured and missed all of the Chiefs' playoff games.

Chiefs fans will likely be pleased with this news, as Toney has been widely viewed as negative online towards this giant's dynastic efforts.

#chief WR Kadarius Toney is officially a Super Bowl participant. It will be a tough battle for him to return to KC in 2024.

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) February 11, 2024

His reported benching is the latest negative in the head case receiver's checkered career.

Originally drafted in the first round by the New York Giants in 2021, the G-Men were unceremoniously drafted. It has been shipped Just one year later, Toney left town, leaving the once-promising talent with only a third- and sixth-round pick.

His tenure with the Chiefs was marred by scandals and dropped passes, reaching a low point in Week 14 when his incredible trick-play touchdown against the Buffalo Bills was canceled because his toe crossed the line of scrimmage. (Related article: One player is completely frustrated after NFL opener ends in upset)

Due to a healthy scratch, this writer believes his time in Kansas City is likely over this year.His talent is undeniable, but just last year he achieved the longest record. punt return In Super Bowl history, his lack of concentration led to him dropping a lot of balls and his off-field demeanor was less than exemplary.

San Francisco fans are probably kicking themselves because they were hoping for a classic Toney blunder to hand the game over. Unfortunately for the Niners, they will have to win this game without the offense of both sides.