Aug 20, 2019
Bills C Morse OK'd to practise while in concussion protocol
Buffalo Bills starting centre Mitch Morse has been allowed to practise, edging one step closer to being cleared from the NFL's concussion protocol.
The Canadian Press
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Buffalo Bills starting centre Mitch Morse has been allowed to practise, moving one step closer to being cleared from the NFL's concussion protocol.
Morse no longer wore a red non-contact jersey when taking part in practice Tuesday, a little over three weeks after he was diagnosed with a concussion. It's unclear how and when he was injured.
Morse was considered among the Bills' key off-season free-agent additions in their bid to overhaul what had been a patchwork offensive line. He signed a four-year, $44.5 million contract after spending his first four seasons in Kansas City.
Morse had a history of concussions with the Chiefs. He also missed a significant amount of practice this spring while recovering from surgery on a core muscle injury.
Also Tuesday, Buffalo shuffled offensive linemen, placing Garrett McGhin on injured reserve with an ankle injury and signing Erik Magnuson.
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