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Week 2: Thursday injury report

Week 2: Thursday injury report

Herbie Teope September 12, 2013

Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles (quadricep) returned to the practice field on Thursday on a limited basis, according to the official NFL Injury Report.

Expect the Chiefs to take it easy with Charles, who did not practice on Wednesday.

Various Chiefs media members observed Charles participating in warmups and drills during Thursday afternoon’s  practice session open to the media.

And barring a setback, none saw a reason to be alarmed over his availability for Sunday’s game against the Dallas Cowboys:

#Chiefs RB Jamaal Charles participated in early practice drills and his quad didn’t appear to be an issue.

— Randy Covitz (@randycovitz) September 12, 2013

 

Jamaal Charles did everything rest of running backs were doing in part of practice we saw. More than yesterday. #Chiefs — Dave Skretta (@APdaveskretta) September 12, 2013

Jamaal Charles was out at practice. Dressed and look better today in warmups. — Nick Jacobs (@Jacobs71) September 12, 2013

 

Chiefs RB Jamaal Charles (quad) looked fine in drills during afternoon session open to the media.

— Herbie Teope (@HerbieTeope) September 12, 2013

 

Meanwhile, rookie tight end Travis Kelce (knee) is listed as not practicing after putting in a limited practice on Wednesday.

Defensive back Dunta Robinson missed a second straight day of practice for personal reasons.

The Chiefs list safety Husain Abdullah (foot), right guard Jon Asamoah (calf), linebacker Nico Johnson (ankle), linebacker Dezman Moses (toe) and offensive tackle Donald Stephenson (shoulder) as full participants for a second straight day.

Thurday’s official NFL Injury Report, as released by the league:

Kansas City Chiefs

Practice Report

Did not participate in practice

Wednesday: RB Jamaal Charles (quadricep), CB Dunta Robinson (not injury related)

Thursday: TE Travis Kelce (knee), CB Dunta Robinson (not injury related)

Limited participation

Wednesday: TE Travis Kelce (knee)

Thursday: RB Jamaal Charles (quadricep)

Full participation

Wednesday: S Husain Abdullah (foot), G Jon Asamoah (calf), LB Nico Johnson (ankle), LB Dezman Moses (toe), T Donald Stephenson (shoulder)

Thursday: S Husain Abdullah (foot), G Jon Asamoah (calf), LB Nico Johnson (ankle), LB Dezman Moses (toe), T Donald Stephenson (shoulder)

Dallas Cowboys

Did not participate in practice

Wednesday: LB Ernie Sims (groin)

Thursday: LB Ernie Sims (groin), DE Anthony Spencer (knee)

Limited participation

Wednesday: CB Morris Claiborne (shoulder), DE Anthony Spencer (knee)

Thursday: CB Morris Claiborne (shoulder)

Full participation

Wednesday: WR Dez Bryant (foot), RB Lance Dunbar (foot), S Danny McCray (hamstring), QB Tony Romo (ribs)

Thursday: WR Dez Bryant (foot), RB Lance Dunbar (foot), S Danny McCray (hamstring), QB Tony Romo (ribs)

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