Schwartz (back) won't play Sunday against the Jets, Sam McDowell of The Kansas City Star reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schwartz will miss a second consecutive game, though the heavily-favored Chiefs should be able to get by without the standout lineman against a Jets team that's still in search of its first win this season. The right tackle will hope to make his return against Carolina in Week 9.

Schwartz (back) has been ruled out for Sunday's game at Denver.

EDGE Analysis

The 31-year-old aggravated his back injury during Monday's win over the Bills and will be sidelined for at least one game. Mike Remmers is expected to start at right tackle in Schwartz's absence.

Schwartz won't return to Monday's game against the Bills after suffering a back injury.

EDGE Analysis

Schwartz carried a questionable tag into Monday's game due to a back injury, and it appears he's aggravated the issue. Mike Remmers is expected to slot in at right tackle for the remainder of the game.

Schwartz (back) is active for Monday's game versus the Bills, Matt McMullen of the Chiefs' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schwartz practiced without limitations all week, but he still was marked as questionable heading into the AFC showdown. The veteran right tackle if fine, though, and he'll start at right tackle.

Schwartz (knee) returned to Sunday's game against the Titans, Nate Taylor of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schwartz only missed a few drives before resuming his role at right tackle.

Schwartz was forced out of Sunday's game against the Titans with a knee injury.

EDGE Analysis

The Chiefs' offensive front is in rough shape. It entered the game without Eric Fisher (sports hernia) and Laurent Duvernay-Tardif (ankle), and now it's missing Schwartz and Martinas Rankin (knee). Stefen Wisniewski or Andrew Wylie will likely bump to right tackle in the meantime.

Schwartz (back) participated at Friday's practice, Brooke Pryor of The Kansas City Star reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schwartz has been dealing with back spasms throughout the week, but he's good to go after a couple days off. The 30-year-old received a one-year, $11.26 million extension in June and will once again work as the Chiefs' starting right tackle following his first-team All-Pro campaign.

Schwartz (back) is absent from Wednesday's practice, BJ Kissel of the Chiefs' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schwartz is managing back spasms and is reportedly considered day-to-day. It doesn't appear that the Chiefs are concerned about an extended absence for Schwartz, but if he were to miss any time due to injury it would certainly impede Kansas City's offense as a whole. The 30-year-old offensive tackle signed a one-year, $11.26 million extension in June.

Schwartz is considered day-to-day with back spasms, but the situation isn't considered to be a concern, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schwartz was forced to leave practice early Monday. It obviously bodes well that the team isn't concerned by the 30-year-old's situation, as his absence would impact the Kansas City offense as a whole to some degree. Schwartz was graded as Pro Football Focus' fourth-best tackle overall in 2018 and was one of only three tackles to receive top-10 grades in both pass and run blocking. The Chiefs signed Schwartz to a one-year, $11.26 million extension in June to lock him up through the 2021 season.

Schwartz agreed to a one-year, $11.26 million contract extension with the Chiefs on Wednesday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schwartz bcomes the second-highest paid right tackle after a season in which he took home first-team All-Pro honors. He also graded out as Pro Football Focus' fourth-ranked tackle overall in 2018 and was one of only three tackles to receive top-10 grades in both pass and run blocking. Schwartz is now under contract with Kansas City through 2021. His continued presence will be good news for Patrick Mahomes, Damien Williams and the rest of the Chiefs offense.