Josh Gordon isn't expected to play for the Kansas City Chiefs this Sunday, a few days after signing with the team.

"It's gonna take awhile," Andy Reid said. "It's probably not gonna be this week."

Gordon, 30, was reinstated from suspension for substance abuse problems on Monday. He signed with Kansas City's practice squad on Tuesday.

The wide receiver has been suspended six times in his career, including for the entirety of three seasons (2015, 2016, 2020).

Josh Gordon will sign with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Gordon is being reinstated by the NFL following a December 2019 violation of the league's policies on substance abuse and performance enhancing substances.

Gordon has been suspended six times since 2013.

Andy Reid left Arrowhead Stadium and was transported to a local hospital system after feeling ill following Sunday's game against the Los Angeles Chargers, according to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Reid, 63, was treated for dehydration and he is expected to be fine, according to a source.

The Chiefs didn't specify in a statement on Sunday night what was wrong with Reid, only saying that he "felt ill," but the team did say the coach is "doing well, currently resting & in stable condition."

Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens topped the Kansas City Chiefs 36-35 in a thrilling finish on Sunday night.

Jackson had self-described the Chiefs as his "kryptonite."

The Ravens entered the fourth quarter down 35-24. Jackson then delivered the biggest comeback of his career, running for two touchdowns, including a flip into the end zone for the winning, 1-yard score.

"It feels good to get that monkey off of our back," said Jackson, whose three of eight regular-season losses have come against Kansas City. "We've got to move on to Detroit now. We didn't win the Super Bowl yet; it's just one game. We've got to just keep staying focused."

Eric Bieniemy would not say whether he would have an interest in the vacant head-coaching position at USC, but insisted that he's focused on being the offensive coordinator of the Kansas City Chiefs.

"I am where my feet are," Bieniemy said. "When it's all said and done, I am focused on the task at hand. I'm not worried about anything, where my name is being mentioned. My job right now is to make sure that we're preparing for this weekend's opponent.

"If USC reached out to me right now, my answer would be 'I am preparing for this team to play against the Baltimore Ravens.' That's how I roll ... My job is to make sure that we're ready to play a complete, sound, 60-minute football game so that we can come out and win the game."

USC fired coach Clay Helton on Monday, two days after a 42-28 home defeat to Stanford.

Bieniemy, who went to high school in the Los Angeles area, told confidantes in the past that USC is one of the only college jobs that might interest him, according to reports.

Tyrann Mathieu has been placed on the NFL's reserve/COVID-19 list after he tested positive for the virus.

According to a source, the Kansas City Chiefs safety is vaccinated.

To be moved off the reserve/COVID-19 list and cleared to play, Mathieu will need to test negative twice within a 24-hour period and be asymptomatic.

The Chiefs open the regular season on Sept. 12 against the Cleveland Browns at Arrowhead Stadium.