Butker (ankle) didn't practice Tuesday.

Though Butker wasn't forced to exit the Week 1 win over the Cardinals and converted a 54-yard field goal and all four of his extra-point tries, the 27-year-old is still nursing an ankle sprain that left him unable to handle kickoffs. The Chiefs are currently viewing Butker as day-to-day, but he'll likely need to practice in some capacity Wednesday to play in Thursday's game against the Chargers. The Chiefs signed Matt Ammendola to their practice squad Monday, and he would presumably be elevated to the 53-man roster by Thursday if Butker is ruled out this week.

Havrisik was signed to the Colts' practice squad Tuesday, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

Havrisik joined the Colts during rookie camp, but he now has another opportunity with the team after the waiving of Rodrigo Blankenship on Tuesday, Havrisik will compete with another signing from Tuesday, Chase McLaughlin, for a chance to draw the starting nod Sunday, when the Colts matchup with the Jaguars.

McLaughlin was signed to the Colts' practice Tuesday, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

McLaughlin's signing comes after the team waived Rodrigo Blankenship on Tuesday. The former spent four games with the team in 2019, and he's been bouncing around the league ever since, filling in for several teams. McLaughlin will be competing with Lucas Havrisik, who was also signed Tuesday, to see who gets the nod with the active roster Sunday, when the Colts travel to Jacksonville.

The Colts waived Blankenship on Tuesday, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

In addition to drawing penalties after sending two kickoffs out of bounds in Week 1, Blankenship misfired on a 42-yard field-goal attempt in overtime against the Texans that cost the Colts a win and forced the team to settle for a 20-20 tie. The poor showing will now cost him his job, but the 25-year-old was already on thin ice entering the season. The Colts' decision to move on from Blankenship comes after he followed up a strong 2020 rookie season by converting only 11 of 14 field-goal tries (78.6 percent) and seven of eight extra-point attempts (87.5 percent) in 2021 while being limited to five games due to a hip injury. He was healthy for training camp but still faced competition for the Colts' kicking role, narrowly beating out Jake Verity for the gig. According to Pelissero, the Colts auditioned a number of kickers in a group workout Tuesday and will likely sign one or two to the practice squad before deciding on a replacement ahead of Sunday's game in Jacksonville.

Kansas City head coach Andy Reid confirmed Tuesday that Butker is dealing with a left ankle sprain and is considered day-to-day as Thursday's game against the Chargers approaches, Nate Taylor of The Athletic reports. "We'll just see how that goes," Reid said of Butker. "He's got some swelling. He's a tough kid."

Butker played through the injury in Sunday's 44-21 win over the Cardinals, converting on all four of his extra-point tries in addition to a 54-yard field-goal attempt. However, despite his long-range conversion, the ankle sprain apparently kept Butker from being able to kick at his maximum distance, as Kansas City turned to safety Justin Reid to handle kickoffs from the first quarter onward. The team listed Butker as a non-participant on Monday's estimated practice report and will likely wait and see how his ankle feels in the next day or two before deciding whether he's ready to go for Week 2. If Butker isn't available, Matt Ammendola -- whom Kansas City signed to its practice squad Monday -- would presumably be elevated to the active roster to handle kicking duties against the Chargers.

Butker converted his only field goal attempt and all four of his extra-point tries while playing through an ankle injury during Sunday's 44-21 win versus Arizona.

Butker briefly left the contest due to the ankle injury but eventually returned and finished the game. He was listed as a non-participant on Monday's estimated injury report, so he's not guaranteed to be available for Kansas City's matchup with the Chargers on Thursday in Week 2.

Myers made his only field-goal attempt and both of his extra-point tries in Monday night's 17-16 win over the Broncos.

Myers converted from 49 yards on his lone field goal. Although his involvement was enough to see Seattle clinch a narrow, emotional victory, he'll hope for more scoring opportunities in Week 2 versus San Francisco.

McManus made three of four field-goal attempts and his only extra-point try in Monday night's 17-16 loss to the Seahawks.

McManus converted from 30, 40 and 26 yards prior to missing a potential game-winning kick from 64 yards on Denver's last drive. Despite that miss, his 10 total points still made it a pretty productive start to the campaign.

Hopkins made one of two field-goal attempts and all three of his extra-point tries in Sunday's 24-19 win over the Raiders.

Hopkins converted from 43 yards to cap the Chargers' opening drive of the season. He subsequently missed a 49-yarder wide left in the second half, but Los Angeles still held onto its victory. Next up for Hopkins is a quick turnaround, as he'll face the Chiefs on Thursday night in Week 2.

Prater did not attempt a field goal but made his only extra-point try in Sunday's 44-21 loss to the Chiefs.

Prater did all that was required of him, but his lack of opportunities resulted in an underwhelming output. He'll hope for more scoring chances in Week 2 versus the Raiders.