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Kansas City Chiefs players wear shirts supporting Eric Berry

(Photo by Peter Aiken/Getty Images)

(Photo by Peter Aiken/Getty Images)

Preparing for their first game since teammate Eric Berry was put on the non-football injured reserve list Monday, Kansas City Chiefs players wore t-shirts supporting the Pro Bowl safety as they warmed up for Sunday night’s matchup with Denver.

Berry, who team doctors suspect is suffering from lymphoma, should receive an official diagnosis later this week. The shirts, which read “Be Bold, Be Brave, Be Berry” on the front with the player’s initials highlighted, have Berry’s name and number 29 on the back.

According to ESPN’s Chiefs reporter Adam Teicher, the shirts will be sold to the public once Berry’s official diagnosis is confirmed.

Teammate Chase Daniel wears a shirt supporting Eric Berry prior to Sunday night's game. (Photo by Peter Aiken/Getty Images)

Teammate Chase Daniel wears a shirt supporting Eric Berry prior to Sunday night’s game.
(Photo by Peter Aiken/Getty Images)

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