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TE Fasano, CB Flowers active against Texans

TE Fasano, CB Flowers active against Texans

Herbie Teope October 20, 2013

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Chiefs inactives for Sunday’s game against the Houston Texans carries good news.

After not playing since Week Two, tight end Anthony Fasano (ankle, knee) is active and will play. Fasano was observed going through pregame warm-ups on the field and appeared to move with no limitations.

Also active after missing last week with a knee injury is starting cornerback Brandon Flowers. Starting free safety Kendrick Lewis, who did not practice Wednesday and Thursday while nursing a sprained active, is active.

The Chiefs list quarterback Tyler Bray, tight end Kevin Brock, safety Bradley McDougald, linebacker Dezman Moses, center Eric Kush, offensive lineman Rishaw Johnson and defensive lineman Jaye Howard as inactive.

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