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    You are at:Home»Sports»Professional Sports»Injury bug bites the Chiefs again

    Injury bug bites the Chiefs again

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    By Mitch Fortner on August 31, 2016 Professional Sports, Sports

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) The Chiefs have placed Justin Houston on the physically unable to perform list and put fellow linebacker Josh Mauga on injured reserve as they trimmed down to the NFL’s roster limit.

    Houston is still recovering from surgery in February to repair a non-functioning ACL in his left knee. He will continue his rehab and be evaluated by Dr. James Andrews during the Chiefs’ bye week in early October with the hope that he will play at some point this season.

    Mauga tore the labrum in his hip in early August. He will have surgery on Sept. 8.

    The Chiefs also waived Mitch Matthews, getting them to 76 players by Tuesday’s deadline. The limit is normally 75 but Kansas City got a roster exemption for Eric Berry, who reported to camp Sunday.

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