Chiefs: 'Early Star' of Camp Suffers Concerning Injury After Collision
Summary
A rookie wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs, Cyrus Allen, got hurt during a practice after colliding with another player. He was helped off the field with a possible knee injury and taken to the indoor training area for more checks.Key Facts
- Cyrus Allen is a rookie wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs.
- He collided with cornerback Kaiir Elam during a special teams punt drill.
- Allen appeared to injure his left knee and needed help to leave the field.
- He was taken by cart to the indoor training facility for further evaluation.
- Allen had been considered an early standout player during training camp.
- Chiefs head coach Andy Reid praised Allen’s work ethic but noted he still needed improvement.
- The Chiefs are hoping for strong wide receiver performances while Rashee Rice recovers from knee surgery.
- The team may consider signing a veteran wide receiver if injuries or performance issues continue.
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