Chiefs' Hali has thumb surgery; status for Browns game unknown
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Chiefs linebacker Tamba Hali broke his right thumb last Sunday in Baltimore and had surgery this week, though the Pro Bowl selection has not been ruled out for Kansas City's game against Cleveland.
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Trainer Rick Burkholder said Wednesday that Hali had swelling when he came to the practice facility on Monday. An examination revealed a displaced fracture, and Hali had three small screws inserted.
Hali is wearing a splint but could be available for Sunday's game against the Browns. The Chiefs are already without All-Pro pass rusher Justin Houston, who has been sidelined by a hyperextended knee.
In some positive injury news, wide receiver De'Anthony Thomas was expected back at practice. He has been out the past three games after sustaining a concussion against San Diego on Nov. 29.
