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CB Flowers inactive

Herbie Teope October 13, 2013

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Chiefs list cornerback Brandon Flowers (knee) as inactive for Sunday’s game against the Oakland Raiders.

Flowers, who battled a knee injury in recent weeks, tweaked his other knee during Friday’s practice. He was listed as questionable on Friday’s injury report.

Flowers was also inactive in Week Four against the New York Giants.

Look for cornerback Marcus Cooper, who has come on in recent weeks, to see plenty of action. The Chiefs also have veteran cornerback Dunta Robinson and Ron Parker available.

Rounding out the Chiefs inactives are quarterback Tyler Bray, linebacker Dezman Moses, center Eric Kush, offensive lineman Rishaw Johnson, tight end Anthony Fasano (knee) and defensive tackle Jaye Howard.

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