Chiefs WR Marquise Brown to have shoulder surgery next week, will be placed on IR
Associated Press— Chiefs wide receiver Marquise Brown will have surgery on his dislocated shoulder joint next week and be placed on injured reserve, keeping one of their biggest free-agent acquisitions out for at least four weeks and perhaps much longer. He had one last check of another image to do at four weeks out from the injury, and it looked like the bone had moved.” The Chiefs consulted with several doctors before deciding on surgery. His latest injury is similar to the dislocation sustained by then-Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill in Week 1 of the 2019 season, causing him to miss the next four weeks. It does take a pretty extended amount of time to take place.” Rather than an in-season injury that would have required the Chiefs to adjust on the fly, they spent much of training camp and the start of the regular season without Brown available anyway.
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