Is Justyn Ross injured or healthy? Fantasy Football Injury Update

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Justyn Ross was signed as an undrafted free agent after the 2022 NFL Draft. He didn't play a single game for the Chiefs last season as he had foot surgery before the start of the season.

The surgery was done in consultation with the franchise, as the AFC West team wanted to make sure that Ross was fully healthy before he started for them. Throughout the course of last season, he was around with the team and got to know how Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid run the offense in Kansas City.

As the OTAs are already underway, there has been good news for Chiefs fans regarding Justyn Ross. Here is his health update ahead of the training camp.

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Is Justyn Ross Injured Or Healthy?

Justyn Ross is fully healthy and has been participating in the OTAs for the Kansas City Chiefs. He is ready for training camp, and if everything goes well, he will feature in Week 1 of next season.

The Super Bowl champions will start their title defense against the Detroit Lions on Thursday Night Football. It promises to be a great fixture, and Ross could announce his arrival in the NFL in that game.

Justyn Ross Is Expected To Have A Breakout Season

Justyn Ross played for Clemson during his college career, and he impressed many while Trevor Lawrence was his quarterback. Injuries derailed his career, and he went undrafted, but now that he is healthy, he could have a big season in 2023. The Chiefs lost Mecole Hardman and JuJu Smith-Schuster in free agency, and that will enable Ross to get touches during games.

In college, the 23-year-old receiver played 38 games in four years at Clemson. In those 38 games, he had 158 receptions for 2379 yards and 20 touchdowns. Patrick Mahomes makes everyone around him better, and he will undoubtedly bring the best out of Ross. The Chiefs receiver could be a sleeper in fantasy drafts, but he certainly has the capability of racking up a lot of points for fantasy managers.

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