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On Marion Barber's 1-yard run, umpire Bill Schuster got rolled up by KC outside linebacker Tamba Hali.
He's on the ground now with 5:56 to play in the opening quarter but it was a pretty hard hit to his right knee that might have been flagged for the Tom Brady rule had Schuster been a quarterback. He just walked off the field and will be examined by the Chiefs medical personnel. Field judge Jim Howey has moved to the Umpire's spot.
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