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Saints Defensive Tackle Bryan Bresee Injures Knee in Opening Camp Practice
The injury leaves Kansas City short on edge-rush depth after Downs emerged as a roster candidate and special teams contributor.
- The Kansas City Chiefs confirmed edge rusher Ethan Downs suffered a season-ending torn ACL during training camp, with the injury initially reported Saturday and confirmed on Tuesday.
- A former undrafted free agent from the University of Oklahoma, Downs showed promise last season and was a strong candidate to make the roster as depth at edge rusher.
- His injury creates an opening on the roster, as the Chiefs signed 259-pound edge rusher Andreson from Duke, who logged 103 tackles in 49 games during his collegiate career.
- Elsewhere, New Orleans Saints defensive tackle Bryan Bresee is feared to have suffered a season-ending torn ACL, with NFL Network reporting the injury on Wednesday.
- Bresee, selected in the 2023 NFL Draft out of Clemson University, has recorded 14.5 sacks and 86 tackles; the team exercised his fifth-year, $13.9 million option in the offseason.
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Saints defensive tackle Bryan Bresee injures knee in opening camp practice
New Orleans Saints coach Kellen Moore says defensive tackle Bryan Bresee left the opening practice of training camp with a non-contact knee injury that “doesn’t look good.”
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Report: Saints fear DT Bryan Bresee tore ACL, will miss season
New Orleans Saints defensive tackle Bryan Bresee is feared to have suffered a season-ending torn ACL on the first day of training camp, NFL Network reported on Wednesday. Bresee, 24, is undergoing medical tests to determine the severity of the i...
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