Andy Reid gives injury update after Wednesday’s Chiefs camp practice
Key Points:
- The Kansas City Chiefs held their seventh full-team training camp practice in rainy conditions, starting indoors before moving outside for an hour on the grass fields at Missouri Western State University.
- Head coach Andy Reid provided an extensive injury update, noting improvements in rookie WR Cyrus Allen (bone bruise), DE Ashton Gillotte (hamstring strain), and WR Xavier Worthy (shoulder injury), while CB Kristian Fulton missed his second straight practice with a hip-flexor strain.
- The linebacker group faced setbacks as Jeffrey Bassa suffered a groin strain and Drue Tranquill experienced a back spasm, leading to veteran Jack Cochrane stepping in due to his versatility and special teams prowess.
- Receiver Rashee Rice made progress by participating fully in 11-on-11 team drills for the first time this camp, showing improvement as practice continued.
- Following three consecutive days of padded practices, the Chiefs are expected to have a lighter practice session on Thursday morning.