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Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Marquise Brown has avoided surgery for a dislocated shoulder sustained during the preseason opener against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Coach Andy Reid confirmed that the joint was successfully repositioned without surgical intervention, and Brown is now back in Kansas City for recovery. His potential return for the season opener against the Baltimore Ravens remains uncertain.
- Marquise Brown's injury is not as severe as initially feared, as he won't require surgery.
- The Chiefs are optimistic about Brown's recovery and his impact on the team's receiving corps.
Marquise Brown | WR
Injury
Pickup
Week 1
1 receptions
1 targets
11 rec yards
0- Brown suffered a dislocated sternoclavicular shoulder joint but will not need surgery.
- He had an 11-yard reception on the first play of the preseason game before the injury occurred.
- Brown's performance is crucial for the Chiefs' receiving game improvement this season.
Kansas City Chiefs
- The Chiefs are looking to enhance their wide receiver play after a disappointing previous season.
- With the addition of Marquise Brown and first-round pick Xavier Worthy, the team hopes to improve their offensive dynamics.