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Clyde Edwards-Helaire injury update

Patrick Allen
Patrick Allen

Arrowhead Addict

PHILADELPHIA, PA - OCTOBER 03: Clyde Edwards-Helaire #25 of the Kansas City Chiefs runs the ball against the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field on October 3, 2021 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)

Update: 10/11 at 12:50 pm

It appears CEH has a sprain.

The Kansas City Chiefs already weren’t having a good game and then things went from bad to worse.

Midway through the third quarter, Chiefs running back Clyde Edwards-Halaire caught a screen pass from Mahomes and took it for a nice gain and a first down. Unfortunately, Edwards-Helaire got tangled up under a couple of Bills defenders and his knee got bent back and trapped underneath him.

Edwards-Helaire got carried off of the field by a couple of teammates and after getting examined on the trainer’s table, he gingerly limped to the locker room to get an X-ray. He was ruled out for the rest of the game.

Hopefully, Edwards-Helaire’s injury isn’t too serious and he will be able to return next week In his absence, Darrel Williams and Jerick McKinnon will get the bulk of the carries.

As of this posting, the Chiefs are down 18 points so it isn’t likely they will be running the ball much anyway. Keep your eye on Arrowhead Addict and we will bring up updates as soon as we get some clarity on CEH’s injury.

Clyde Edwards-Helaire injury video:

Someone on Twitter managed to capture the video of Clyde Edwards-Halaire injuring his knee. As you can see, his left gets pinned under him and he hyperextends his knee. Hopefully nothing tore.

https://twitter.com/TedBuddy8/status/1447405581644357632

Update: Monday, October 11th:

Here is a great video breakdown of what CEH could be potentially dealing with.

Patrick Allen

Patrick Allen

Patrick is VP, Content and Strategy for the FanSided. He has been with the network since 2009 when he was hired to be the expert at Arrowhead Addict. He currently heads up FanSided's editorial headquarters in Chicago and is proud to be a fan of the world champion Kansas City Chiefs. To ensure his head doesn't get too big, he continues to cheer for his home town Cleveland Browns and Cleveland Guardians. The Cleveland Cavaliers winning the NBA Championship was the greatest day of his life. Go Buckeyes.