Hali finished Monday's game with three tackles (all solo) and one sack.

Hali continues to have minimal production, with three solo tackles being his largest output of the season and his first sack coming in Week 3. It appears the veteran has begun to show his age, but he remains the top pass-rushing option opposite Justin Houston.

Hali (neck) is listed as active for Thursday's game against the Broncos.

Hali -- who notched three tackles in Week 1 -- is out there if you need him in IDP leagues, with his main impact in that regard hinging on his ability to record QB take-downs. In 2014, Hali notched 59 tackles and six sacks after combining for 20 sacks over his previous two campaigns.

Hali (neck) returned to full participation in practice Wednesday and is officially probable for Thursday's game against the Broncos.

Hali's neck issue likely surfaced in Sunday's game against the Texans, but considering he was a full participant Wednesday, it seems unlikely he'll miss Thursday's contest. Assuming he's healthy, he'll search for his first sack of the season against the Broncos.

Hali (neck) was limited at Monday's practice, Terez A. Paylor of the Kansas City Star reports.

Hali has missed only three games in nine-plus seasons, meaning his cap in reps Monday may have been a precaution. In any case, the pass rusher is searching for his first sack of the current campaign, after managing three tackles (two solo) in Sunday's opener at Houston.

Despite having a scope on his knee during the offseason, Hali said Tuesday that he's feeling good, Terez A. Paylor of The Kansas City Star reports.

After dealing with a knee injury for the final month of last season, Hali had some loose cartilage cleaned out. He's coming off a disappointing six-sack campaign, but the 31-year-old got more pressure than the one statistic indicates, and he should still have a few good years remaining. Still, Hali may start to lose some snaps to Dee Ford, who was selected in the first round last year.

Hali agreed to restructure his contract, ESPN's Adam Caplan reports.

Hali restructured the final year of his contract, presumably taking a pay cut to avoid being released. He's 31 years old and coming off a solid but unspectacular six-sack campaign, after averaging 11.0 sacks from 2019 to 2013. With Justin Houston recently getting the franchise tag, Kansas City will return both halves of its prolific pass-rushing duo, leaving 2014 first-round pick Dee Ford without a starting job. Ford still figures to see more snaps than he did as a rookie, and Hali is more likely than Houston to cede some of his snaps.

Hali (knee) recorded two tackles (both solo) against the Chargers in the season finale.

Hali had a down season in 2014 by his standards, recording just six sacks and 59 tackles (47 solo). While his tackles weren't necessarily down, the sacks were his lowest total since 2008, when he had just three. Some of it could be attributed to an injured knee that bothered him throughout the season, while his age (31) may have also played a factor. Hali has just $2.9 million guaranteed to him in 2015, but would make nearly $12 million if he makes the team. With first-round pick Dee Ford on the roster and a big contract due to Justin Houston if the team wants to keep him, Hali could end up being an offseason casualty.

Hali (knee) is active for Sunday's game against the Chargers.

With 57 tackles and six sacks on the year, Hali has been huge for the Chiefs and will be looking to get after Philip Rivers in this important match-up.

Hali (knee) active for Sunday's game at Pittsburgh.

Hali was unable to practice on Thursday or Friday, so you have to wonder how great he feels today, but he is going to play.

Hali (knee) is officially questionable for Sunday's game against the Steelers.

Hali got in a limited practice session Wednesday before sitting out practice completely both Thursday in Friday. While it would seem he is trending in the wrong direction, a report indicates that Coach Andy Reid expects him to play against the Steelers.

Hali (knee) recorded three tackles (all solo), one sack and four QB hits in Sunday's game against the Raiders.

Hali was able to produce on defense despite getting just a limited practice session in Friday after missing the previous two days. He played just 72 percent of the defensive snaps Sunday, likely related to the injury. Assuming he didn't suffer a setback, Hali will likely play again Sunday when the Chiefs head to Pittsburgh.

Hali (knee) is active for Sunday's game against the Raiders.

Hali missed a lot of practice this week, so if he is unable to play his usual complement of snaps Sunday, look for rookie Dee Ford to rotate in more frequently. Also working against Hali is Oakland's strong offensive line, which has allowed just 20 sacks this season, fifth-best in the league.

Hali got in a limited practice session Friday and is questionable for Sunday's game against the Raiders.

Hali didn't practice either Wednesday or Thursday, but the limited session Friday gives him a little hope to play. If he is unable to go, rookie first-round pick Dee Ford would likely receive the start in his place.

Hali (knee) missed practice for the second straight day Thursday, Terez A. Paylor of the Kansas City Star reports.

Hali doesn't normally practice fully during the week, but usually takes part in a limited fashion. Friday's practice could be a big determining factor in his availability for Sunday's game against the Raiders.

Hali recorded a sack, three QB hits and seven tackles (all solo) against the Seahawks.

Hali had his best game of the season statistically Sunday, recording a season-high in tackles. That type of production can't be counted on, however, as he has four or less tackles in all but two games this season. He is more of a sack-dependent IDP player.

Hali (knee) is active for Sunday's game against the Seahawks.

Hali has only four sacks on the season, but he will be looking to get after Russell Wilson today.

Hali made three tackles (none solo) against the Bills on Sunday.

Hali was held out of the sack column for the third straight week. He doesn't tend to rack up tackles, so his low sack total (four) limits his IDP value this season.

Hali recorded a sack and three tackles (all solo) Sunday against the Chargers.

Hali now has four sacks on the season through six weeks, giving the Chiefs a lethal combo coming from both edges with Hali and Justin Houston (seven sacks). Their next opportunity will come Sunday as they take on the Rams who have allowed 16 sacks through six games.

Hali recorded a sack, a forced fumble and three tackles against the Patriots on Monday.

Hali remains a good option in IDP leagues with his high sack totals, now with three through the first four games. He has now forced two fumbles as well, but continues to have a low tackle total, with just 14 (13 solo) on the season.

Hali (ankle) is active Monday against the Patriots, BJ Kissel of the CHiefs' official site reports.

Through three weeks, Hali has brushed off a swollen knee and an ankle injury en route to 11 tackles (10 solo) and two sacks. His IDP prospects are strong versus an offensive line that has allowed seven sacks and 20 quarterback hits of Tom Brady in three contests.