Dantrell Savage Back on the Chiefs Injury Report
by Joel Thorman on Dec 17, 2009 7:11 PM CST
in 2009 Kansas City Chiefs Campaign
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PrintYesterday, the Kansas City Chiefs listed four players on their practice report. Today, they list five.
The new addition is running back Dantrell Savage, who appears to still be recovering from an ankle injury suffered a month ago. Savage was listed as a full participant in practice all of last week with the same troublesome ankle. With the emergence of Jamaal Charles as a full time running back, the need for Savage has decreased in recent weeks.
The only other change to the injury report was an upgrade to Wallace Gilberry. He dealt with a sore back last week and the issue continued yesterday. Today, however, he was listed as a full participant in practice.
Other Chiefs injuries:
- G Brian Waters (hamstring) - Limited
- S Jon McGraw (hand) - Limited
- DE Glenn Dorsey (knee) - Limited
All these players are expected to be available on Sunday.
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McGraw
I like McGraw. He could be a little better in coverage but he tackles well and hard.
Hali, Johnson, Vrable, Mays, Williams, Studebaker, Belcher
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At this point
I’d like to see them just put Savage on IR. Free up the roster spot for someone else, give them a chance to show something in the final few games.
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