Isiah Pacheco, the Kansas City Chiefs running back, despite encountering some ankle and toe injuries, is predicted to be part of the AFC Championship against the Baltimore Ravens. Pacheco, who was missing from practice for a full week due to his injuries, has seen significant improvement, as evidenced by the reduction in swelling on his toe. According to CBS Sports lead sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson, Pacheco will be wearing specialty cleats for the game to support his injury.

Key players from both teams, listed as questionable in preceding injury reports, are assumed to play in the league’s title game. This includes Baltimore’s tight end Mark Andrews, who will be witnessing his first game after an ankle injury that occurred against Cincinnati on Nov. 16. He has been termed active for the AFC Championship, as predicted.

Meanwhile, off the field, Kansas City hairstylist Talicia Black, made a post related to Pacheco on social media, indicating her wish to have Pacheco as one of her clients. Pacheco’s sureness for participation in the impending game, notwithstanding his skipping of practice, come as much-awaited news for fans and teammates alike.