Jay Gruden offered good news on the Washington injury front Monday: Running back Rob Kelley and tight end Jordan Reed are day to day.
Washington feared a fractured rib for Kelley, who left Sunday’s game in the second quarter and didn’t return. Further testing revealed a rib cartilage injury, Gruden said via the team’s Twitter account.
Reed has a chest sternum contusion. He played 40 of 71 plays, returning for the final drive after sitting out much of the second half.
Related players: Samaje Perine, Vernon Davis
Perine did pretty well filling in after Kelley went down and would look to be a good handcuff option at this point for Kelley owners. Davis would see more time if Reed can't go and proved last year to at least be a solid option. We'll know more about both players Wednesday.