Bowe (shoulder) will not practice Wednesday, BJ Kissel of KCChiefs.com reports. We'll track Bowe's status for Week 17 in the coming days, and though the Chiefs odds of making the playoffs don't look great at this stage, if they beat San Diego on Sunday, they could sneak into the postseason if both Houston and Baltimore are upset this weekend.

Bowe (shoulder) did not practice Tuesday, Adam Teicher of ESPN reports. Bowe had a solid outing Sunday against Pittsburgh, catching six passes on eight targets for 57 yards. He suffered a shoulder sprain, however, and his status is something to monitor leading up to Sunday's regular season finale versus San Diego.

Bowe is dealing with a shoulder sprain, BJ Kissel of KCChiefs.com reports. After not practicing last week while dealing with the flu, Bowe suited up Sunday against the Steelers, catching six passes for 57 yards on eight targets. It's unclear when he suffered his shoulder injury, but in any case, his practice status will be worth monitoring in advance of Sunday's regular season finale against the Chargers.

Bowe (illness) caught six passes for 57 yards Sunday against the Steelers. Bowe was Smith's favorite target on the day, receiving eight targets with three other right on his heels at seven. He remains the top wideout in Kansas City, but Albert Wilson has also been emerging as of late and stealing some of Bowe's looks along with Smith's tendency to get running backs and tight ends heavily involved in the passing game. He will face a Chargers team that allowed 35 points and 469 yards to the 49ers on Saturday, though just 114 came through the air.

Bowe (illness) is active for Sunday's game at Pittsburgh. Bowe was sick and could not practice all week, but he is evidently feeling good enough to go in this one. Once again, he will be looking for his first touchdown of the season.

Bowe (illness) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Steelers, the Chiefs' official site reports. Though Bowe did not practice this week, ESPN.com relays that coach Andy Reid said that he expects Bowe to be available this weekend, a notion that we will confirm -- one way or the other -- as Sunday's 1:00 ET kickoff approaches. Bowe, who has averaged 51.3 receiving yards per game this season, has yet to score a TD in 13 games to date.

Bowe (flu) will miss his second straight day of practice on Thursday, BJ Kissel of KCChiefs.com reports. We'll circle back on Bowe's status Friday, but as long as he returns to practice in some capacity, we'd expect him to be a go for Sunday's game against the Steelers. Through 13 games, Bowe has recorded 51 catches for 667 yards, though the wideout has yet to score a TD this season.

Bowe had three catches on seven targets for 69 yards in Sunday's win over the Raiders. Bowe had a decent game, recording a season-long 37-yard reception, although he had an ugly drop at one point. He still hasn't scored a touchdown this season, although no other Chiefs' wideout has either. He'll try to get on the board next week against a beatable Steelers' secondary.

Bowe had two receptions (on three targets) for 29 yards in Sunday's loss at Arizona. Bowe was shadowed by Patrick Peterson for most of the game, and outside of a nice 22-yard catch in which Bowe almost scored, he was quiet. The Chiefs still don't have a touchdown from any WR this season, so Bowe will look to break the dubious streak next week against the Raiders.

Bowe caught 2-of-5 targets for 18 yards in Sunday's 29-16 loss to the Broncos. Bowe finished second to only Jamaal Charles in targets, as the Chiefs were limited to 44 offensive snaps. Alex Smith thus attempted just 23 passes, despite facing a double-digit deficit for much of the night. Bowe gets another tough matchup in Week 14, with the Chiefs traveling to Arizona.