Kadarius Toney and the Kansas City Chiefs seem to have different opinions.

Toney views himself as a No. 1 receiver in the National Football League, confirming as much when he asked that question during Super Bowl Opening Night at Allegiant Stadium.

"Yeah, if I get it. If I get the ball," Toney told NFL Network's Michael Robinson.

The Chiefs, however, don't see it that way. And it's why Kansas City ruled the former first-round pick inactive for Super Bowl LVIII against the San Francisco 49ers. He's a healthy scratch for a second straight playoff game.

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While on the field before the game, CBS Sports' Jonathan Jones shared how the Chiefs don't trust Toney. It shouldn't come as a total shock seeing how Toney made a game-costing penalty against the Buffalo Bills this season, in addition to multiple game-altering dropped passes during the regular season.

NFL Media's Ian Rapoport said it would be an "uphill battle" for Toney to return to the Chiefs next season.

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Certainly doesn't sound like a WR1.

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