Chief's quarterback Matt Cassel has had surgery on his injured throwing hand and Coach Todd Haley still hopes that he will be back this season. Matt injured his right hand on Sunday when the Chief's lost to Denver by a score of 17-10. The former Pro-Bowl had surgery Monday evening to repair what Haley called a ''significant'' injury. Haley said Wednesday he doesn't know when Cassel will be able to return. The team has not placed him on injured reserve, which means he could return this season. Haley said much of that depend on how Cassel recovers this week. The Chief's play Monday night at New England, giving backup Tyler Palka a little more time to prepare. Rookie Ricky Stanzi will be the backup. So far the Chief's has had an average start with four wins and five losses, their hoping they can bring the win when they’re in New England. The Chiefs have to make a comeback when they play the Patriots this Sunday if they want to make it to the playoffs. Right now the Chiefs are ranked 21th in the NFL, higher than last year. Chiefs have to give it their best in the rest of the games in the season if they want to do as good as they did last year or even better. For more information click here. (Kicker14)
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