In an unexpected turn of events, Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Justyn Ross has been suspended for six games by the NFL following a violation of the Personal Conduct Policy. The suspension comes after Ross spent the last five games on the Commissioner Exempt list and will require him to miss one more game before he becomes eligible to return to action.

According to a report by Adam Schefter of ESPN, the five games that Ross has already missed on paid leave will be credited towards his six-game suspension. This means that Ross will be able to make his comeback after the Chiefs' upcoming game against the Buffalo Bills this Sunday.

However, the announcement of his suspension also comes with financial consequences for Ross. He will be required to repay the five game checks he received during his time on leave, as per league regulations.

Ross' suspension stems from an incident that occurred in October, where he was arrested and charged with domestic battery and criminal property damage. Prior to the arrest, the talented wide receiver had appeared in seven games for the Chiefs, making a significant impact on the team's offensive game.

The news of Ross' suspension has undoubtedly caused a stir among fans and the Chiefs organization, as they will have to rely on other receiving options during his absence. This development raises questions about the team's offensive strategy and their depth at the wide receiver position.

It remains to be seen how the Chiefs will address the void left by Ross' absence, as they prepare to face off against the Bills and other tough opponents in the coming weeks. Ross will undoubtedly be eager to make his return to the field and prove himself once again as a valuable asset to the team.

As the suspension takes effect and Ross serves his remaining game on the sidelines, all eyes will be on the Chiefs as they strive to maintain their momentum and secure victories in his absence.