Isiah Pacheco's Basic Stats
Isiah Pacheco's Injury Guide% chance misses at least 2 quarters
1- 17√1-% Inj/Season
Ability to produce despire relatively minor injuries. 5 being most durable
Injury analysis powered by Draft Sharks Injury Guide, formerly 
| Date | League | Injury | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 19, 2019 | Non-NFL | Pedal Foot | After an accidental mishap, Pacheco suffered a cut on his foot while removing athletic tape from his ankles following Rutgers’ loss to Minnesota. He was able to play through the injury in the win over Liberty, but he missed the next game. |
| Jan 29, 2023 | NFL | Hand Finger Fracture | The rookie broke a bone located between his wrist and thumb in the AFC Championship game. He suited up for the Super Bowl. |
| Oct 23, 2022 | NFL | Shoulder Labrum Tear | The exact injury date is unknown. Pacheco didn't miss a game as a rookie but underwent surgery two weeks after the Super Bowl. |
| Dec 3, 2023 | NFL | Shoulder | Pacheco injured his shoulder in Week 13 vs. the Packers. He later had a cleanup procedure and missed the next two games. This is the same shoulder he had offseason surgery on. |
| Dec 25, 2023 | NFL | Head Cranial Concussion Grade 1 | Pacheco left in the third quarter of Week 16 vs. the Raiders with a concussion. He returned to play in the following game. |
Isiah Pacheco's Preseason Player Analysis
Reid: "Slim" chance Jerick McKinnon plays in Super Bowl
Chiefs HC Andy Reid said Tuesday that chances are "slim" RB Jerick McKinnon plays in the Super Bowl. He was designated to return this past weekend but evidently isn't ready for game action after early-January surgery to repair a core muscle injury and fractured pelvis. RB Isiah Pacheco should continue to dominate Chiefs backfield work vs. the 49ers on Sunday.
Isiah Pacheco (toe, ankle) active vs. Baltimore
Chiefs RB Isiah Pacheco (ankle, toe) is active for today's game against the Ravens. He missed the week's first two practices before a limited Friday and "questionable" listing on the final injury report. Pacheco's gotta be somewhere south of full strength. But we're also seen no indication his role will be limited today. It's tough to downgrade him as a fantasy option on a two-game slate. Perhaps the combo of toe and ankle issues at least gives Clyde Edwards-Helaire some upside, especially if Pacheco gets knocked out of the game at any point.
Isiah Pacheco questionable for AFC Championship
Chiefs RB Isiah Pacheco (ankle, toe) is listed as questionable for Sunday's AFC Championship game vs. the Ravens. He only got in a limited practice on Friday. While Pacheco clearly isn't at 100%, we haven't heard anything to suggest that he's in danger of missing this one. We'll keep you updated on his status and get Kansas City's inactives around 1:30 pm ET on Sunday.
Isiah Pacheco dealing with ankle and toe injuries
Chiefs RB Isiah Pacheco has missed the first two practices of the week with ankle and toe injuries. He told the media earlier this week that he'd be ready for Sunday's AFC Championship game vs. the Ravens, but Pacheco's status will be worth checking back in on when we get Kansas City's final injury report on Friday afternoon.
Jerick McKinnon unlikely to play this postseason
Chiefs RB Jerick McKinnon is unlikely to play this postseason, according to Chiefs Digest's Matt Derrick. McKinnon had surgery on January 2 for a core muscle injury and a fractured pelvis, per Derrick, which is expected to sideline him at least 6-8 weeks. McKinnon's absence leaves Clyde Edwards-Helaire as Kansas City's No. 2 RB -- and Isiah Pacheco in a workhorse role.
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