The Chiefs must make do without their star running back for a bit.
Jamaal Charles injured his ankle through the initial half of the Chiefs-Cardinals game and is questionable to return. He was replaced by Knile Davis.
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The Chiefs are finding a boost when they want it most with the New England Patriots in town.
Jamaal Charles is active for Kansas City’s match Monday night at Arrowhead Stadium. An ankle injury forced the running back to miss last week’s 34-15 victory over the Miami Dolphins, with Knile Davis taking 32 carries for 132 yards along with a touchdown in Charles’ lack.
Charles has taken the ball only nine times for 23 yards in the 2014 season.
Meanwhile, the Chiefs will likely be without safety Eric Berry (ankle) and running back DeAnthony Thomas (hamstring), who are both inactive.
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The procedure to improve the NFL’s Individual Conduct Policy is underway.
Per NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport, Commissioner Roger Goodell and Executive Vice President of Football Operations Troy Vincent directed a three-and-a-half hour meeting in the NFL offices in Nyc on Tuesday with an organization of 11 former NFL players to talk about the best way to increase the policy.
There will probably be added such assemblies which will comprise an extensive array of internal and outside views within Commissioner Goodell’s obligation to revamp the league’s Individual Run Policy.
The former NFL players who attended the assembly were Hall of Famer Mike Singletary, Matt Birk, Patrick Kerney, Marty Lyons, Willie McGinest, Eddie Mason, Roman Oben, Tony Paige, Robert Porcher, Scott Turner and Charles Way.
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Jamaal Charles is inactive for the Kansas City ChiefsaEUR(TMark) match from the Miami Dolphins.
The star running back suffered a high ankle sprain in Week 2. Knile Davis will begin in his place.
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In a closely contested Sunday night game, two big names went down.
San Francisco 49ers tight end Vernon Davis suffered an ankle injury in the 2nd half and was later ruled out for the rest of the match. Davis last injured his ankle through the 2010 season, and his role in the 49ers’ offense is a significant one.
To the reverse sideline sat Charles Tillman.
The Bears’ expert cornerback affectionately called "Peanut" suffered an arm injury after shoving wide receiver Michael Crabtree in the 3rd quarter of Sunday night’s match from the San Francisco 49ers. After sideline evaluation, it had been disclosed that Tillman injured his right triceps. Tillman’s reaction was not supporting.
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