Chargers receiver Ladd McConkey had to exit Sunday's win over the Falcons with a knee injury, but it sounds like he's not at risk of missing the Week 14 matchup against the Chiefs.

Another injury for Los Angeles Chargers breakout rookie Ladd McConkey has fans worried. McConkey has battled through a few different issues this year and suffered a knee injury during the Week 13 win over the Atlanta Falcons.

Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Ladd McConkey (knee/shoulder) was limited at practice on Wednesday. McConkey was visibly banged up during Sunday's game in Atlanta and was ultimately forced to leave the game.

That target is rookie wide receiver Ladd McConkey, who is putting together one of the best seasons a rookie has ever had for a Chargers wide receiver. Drafted in the second round, the Georgia product has been everything the team was hoping he would be.

Los Angeles Chargers breakout rookie Ladd McConkey made some history during the first half of his team’s Week 13 game against the Atlanta Falcons. In the second half, he suffered a knee injury that classified him as questionable to return.

Ladd McConkey, the NFL’s second-leading rookie receiver behind Brock Bowers, shredded the Falcons in his return to Georgia

Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh has watched Ladd McConkey step up big. But he dropped a concerning update involving the rookie WR.

Los Angeles Chargers rookie Ladd McConkey returned to Georgia and torched the Atlanta Falcons in the first half of Sunday’s Week 13 game. McConkey caught eight of Justin Herbert’s 11 completions in the first half, drumming up 105 yards in the process, with his longest catch in the half going for 48 yards.

Wide receiver Ladd McConkey on what the Los Angeles Chargers need to do to bounce back in Week 13.

Before leaving the game, McConkey hauled in nine catches for 117 yards on 12 targets. He led Los Angeles in all three stats. The Chargers would go on to win 17-13, improving to 8-4. The Falcons dropped to 6-6, opening up the opportunity for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to pull into tie at the top of the NFC South standings.