Coach Andy Reid said at Monday’s press conference that Charles, who was scheduled for an MRI, suffered a high ankle sprain. Such injuries typically carry a multi-week recovery time, but Reid said that he didn’t think this was a particularly serious version.
“It doesn’t look to be a real severe one, but it does have the component of a high ankle sprain,” Reid said, via the team.
Even a mild high ankle sprain is going to make it difficult for a running back to play a week after suffering it, so the Chiefs are likely going to have to rely on Knile Davis in the immediate future.
Reid described safety Eric Berry’s injury as just a sprained ankle, so his prognosis for making a quick return to the lineup may be better. It’s still a lot of injuries to essential players for an 0-2 team to deal with all at once.
Source: PFT.com
Author: Josh Alper
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