KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- The Kansas City Chiefs, who have been playing without both of their starting safeties all season, finally received some good news at the position.
Daniel Sorensen,
who injured his knee during training camp, was activated off injured
reserve and could play as soon as Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals at Arrowhead Stadium.
Sorensen tore the lateral meniscus and suffered damage to the MCL in
his left knee during a special-teams drill at camp. He also broke his
leg. Sorensen returned to practice two weeks ago.
The other starting safety, Eric Berry, hasn't played or practiced since Aug. 11 because of soreness in his heel.
The Chiefs weren't deep at safety to begin with and had to scramble without Berry and Sorensen. One starter, Ron Parker, was signed as a free agent shortly before the start of the season after going to training camp with the Atlanta Falcons. Jordan Lucas, who has been a part-time starter at the other safety position, joined the Chiefs at the same time in a trade with the Miami Dolphins.
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