NFLPA Criticizes Chiefs' Handling of Kyle Van Noy's Eye Injury

The NFLPA calls the Chiefs' medical staff 'unprofessional' after a delayed response to Van Noy's eye injury during the season opener.

Baltimore Ravens linebacker Kyle Van Noy suffered a fractured orbital bone in the third quarter of the season opener against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Van Noy criticized the Chiefs' medical staff for taking nearly an entire quarter to provide treatment, calling their response 'super unprofessional.'
NFLPA executive director Lloyd Howell labeled the situation 'unfortunate' and emphasized the need for quicker medical responses under the collective bargaining agreement.
The NFL defended the Chiefs' medical staff, stating that Van Noy received 'appropriate' care and criticized the NFLPA for publicizing unsupported conclusions.
The Chiefs' training staff, which received an 'F' grade in the NFLPA's team report cards, has not commented on the incident.