According to Adam Teicher of the Kansas City Star, Chiefs safety Eric Berry said that he expects to be 100 percent healthy for training camp.
Berry suffered a torn ACL early last season and it would make sense for him to be ready to go by the time August rolls around.
The Chiefs will likely bring Berry along slowly during camp, in order to avoid any potential set backs.
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