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Chiefs' falcon still up in the air
Linebacker's status called 'week-to-week'
The Associated Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A specialist has examined the injured arm of Pro Bowl linebacker Derrick Thomas and his prognosis remains week-to-week, Kansas City coach Marty Schottenheimer said.
Schottenheimer denied broadcast reports that the 6-foot-3, 245-pounder might be done for the year.
"No one has ever raised that possibility with me." he said.
Thomas, around whom the Chiefs redesigned the entire defense this season, saw limited action in the first two games and did not suit up for the last two. He injured the triceps muscles in his left arm early in training camp and did not appear in any exhibition games.
Schottenheimer said he talked
with team physician Jon Browne on Monday night after Browne had conferred with James
Andrews, a noted specialist in sports medicine who examined Thomas' arm.
"He said Andrews and he agreed that this is a week-to-week situation." Schootten er ensaid. "There is healing involved."
Thomas: Has injured muscles in his left arm.
After signing a seven-year, $27 million contract this year, Thomas was designated the "falcon" in the new defensive scheme of the same name. It makes him part linebacker and part defensive end. Meant to take advantage of Thomas' pass-rushing skills, the falcon switches back and forth from the left to the right
side from play to play, sometimes dropping back in coverage but often rushing the passer.
A Pro Bowl selection every year since the Chiefs drafted him in the first round out of Alabama in 1989, Thomas has 98 sacks, more than any other NFL player in the past eight years.
After playing with a brace on the left arm against Oakland on Sept. 8, he experienced swelling and pain and has not played since. He has no sacks and has been involved in only four tackles.
Backup Pellom McDaniels has played well in Thomas' absence, helping the Chiefs win three of their first four games. The 300-pound McDaniels has been involved in 15 tackles and two sacks.
"We have been very pleased with the way Pellom has performed," said Gunther Cunningham, defensive coordinator. "We couldn't have asked more of Pellom."
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