Pittsburgh Steelers
Kelce, Houston expected to play as Chiefs host Steelers
Pittsburgh Steelers

Kelce, Houston expected to play as Chiefs host Steelers

Published Oct. 13, 2017 5:05 p.m. ET
5cc50c95-NFL: AFC Divisional-Pittsburgh Steelers at Kansas City Chiefs

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and pass rusher Justin Houston were back on the practice field Friday and should be ready to go when Kansas City plays the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday.

Kelce cleared the NFL's concussion protocol earlier in the week. Houston had calf spasms.

Wide receivers Tyreek Hill and Albert Wilson will also play after both were limited Thursday, coach Andy Reid said. Hill had a hamstring issue and Wilson had a knee injury.

The Chiefs began the week with a lengthy injury report, but Reid said only center Mitch Morse, right guard Laurent-Duvernay Tardif and safety Steven Terrell would be out against Pittsburgh.

Morse has a foot injury, Duvernay-Tardif a knee injury and Terrell is dealing with a concussion.

ADVERTISEMENT
share


Get more from Pittsburgh Steelers Follow your favorites to get information about games, news and more