Cyrus Allen, a rookie wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs, left practice following a collision with teammate Kaiir Elam. Initial tests indicated that Allen sustained a shin bruise, with no significant injuries reported, according to ESPN. The incident occurred during a special teams drill when both players were attempting to track down a pooch punt. Elam was able to walk off the field, while Allen required assistance to leave the field on a cart. Chiefs special teams coordinator Dave Toub noted that Allen had been performing well in training camp and was making a strong case for a role on the team. Another Chiefs receiver, Xavier Worthy, also experienced an injury scare during practice after landing on his shoulder while catching a pass.
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Cyrus Allen exits practice after collision with teammate Kaiir Elam
Cyrus Allen, a rookie wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs, exited practice after a collision with teammate Kaiir Elam. Initial tests revealed a shin bruise but no serious injuries. Chiefs special teams coordinator Dave Toub commented on Allen's strong performance in training camp prior to the incident.
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Chiefs rookie standout Cyrus Allen exits practice after scary collision with teammate Kaiir Elam
Cyrus Allen exits practice after collision with teammate Kaiir Elam