Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill didn’t practice today because of tendonitis in his knee.

After practice, Kansas City head coach Andy Reid said Hill’s tendonitis just appeared today and the team decided not to take any chances with Hill. Reporters on the scene said Hill did have pads on to attend practice but moved to the side of the field for conditioning work, the story said.

Chiefs WRs Tyreek Hill and Sammy Watkins will not play Sunday, according to Adam Teicher of ESPN.

The two are out with injury designations and not rest like Patrick Mahomes. The duo will have a bye week to heal.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill missed Thursday's practice with a hamstring injury.

There is a strong likelihood that the Chiefs play it safe and hold their star receiver out of Week 17's contest against the Chargers. Kansas City has nothing to play for with the AFC locked up and has already announced that Patrick Mahomes will be sitting out. Tyreek is set up to be a DFS fade even if he is active, as he will likely see his snaps scaled back significantly. He will also have to deal with Chad Henne at quarterback.

Andy Reid confirms some of the key starters won't play Sunday against Chargers. "Certain guys will have the opportunity to rest up,'' he said.

Related players: Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Le'Veon Bell, Tyreek Hill

No specifics were mentioned but one has to assume Mahomes, Kelce, Bell and Hill could be among those not to dress, or at the very least see limited time in Week 17.

Kansas City Chiefs superstar wide receiver Tyreek Hill logged a limited practice session on Thursday.

Tyreek missed practice on Wednesday with some hamstring tightness but was able to return to the practice field on Thursday. All signs point towards him being active for Week 16 against the Atlanta Falcons. Tyreek could be poised for a massive week and is our number two receiver for fantasy football's finals.

Chiefs WR Tyreek Hill didn't suffer a hamstring injury Week 14.

Rapoport said when Hill pulled up and grabbed his leg while helping seal the win over the Dolphins, it wasn’t a hamstring injury, it was just a cramp. Hill should be fine, according to Rapoport.