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Chiefs return from bye week, turn to San Diego

 

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – The Chiefs hope to have Pro Bowl safety Eric Berry back for Sunday’s game in San Diego after a bye week allowed him to rest his sprained right ankle.
Chiefs coach Andy Reid said that Berry would participate in Monday’s workout. He’s been out since Sept. 14, when he hurt his ankle in a loss at Denver.
Ron Parker has filled in admirably for Berry in his absence.
Defensive back Chris Owens was expected to miss the practice with a knee injury, and wide receiver Donnie Avery remains sidelined after surgery for a sports hernia.
The Chiefs are 2-3 and coming off a 22-17 loss in San Francisco before their bye.