Chiefs' starter misses practice, still have advantage over Cardinals
The Kansas City Chiefs need everyone available if possible for Sunday, and so far, they are definitely doing better than their opponent. The Kansas City Chiefs practice report from Thursday came back good. There were no new injuries to report, but there was a key player who didn't play. Frank Clark, the Chiefs' starting edge […]
The Kansas City Chiefs need everyone available if possible for Sunday, and so far, they are definitely doing better than their opponent.
The Kansas City Chiefs practice report from Thursday came back good. There were no new injuries to report, but there was a key player who didn't play.
Frank Clark, the Chiefs' starting edge rusher, missed practice due to an illness. As for all the other injuries that have been transpiring over the last few weeks or so, those guys were all full participants on Thursday.
The Cardinals cannot quite say the same thing.
J.J. Watt and Zach Ertz both did not practice on Thursday as they were dealing with a calf issue. New Cardinal Trayvon Mullen Jr. also did not practice as he's dealing with a toe injury.
Markus Golden, the Cardinals starting edge rusher, was limited on Thursday with a toe injury, after not practicing at all on Wednesday.
Ezekiel Turner and Johnathan Ward were both limited on Thursday as well, both dealing with shoulder injuries. Aaron Brewer and Cody Ford have both been dealing with an ankle injury and were limited on Thursday as well.
Second-year receiver Rondale Moore was limited with a hamstring issue, while Justin Pugh was also limited with a neck injury.
The Cardinals' list is much longer than Kansas City's, which is a good thing. We need to see Clark back on the field Friday if possible, and that would have everyone healthy and ready for Sunday.
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