The Denver Broncos did not practice Monday as they have a short turnaround before a Thursday Night Football showdown with the Indianapolis Colts, but the team did release an estimated practice report.
Broncos coach Nathaniel Hackett announced Monday that quarterback Russell Wilson (right shoulder) would have been limited. Hackett said Wilson was “dinged up” against the Las Vegas Raiders, but should play on Thursday.
Meanwhile, safety P.J. Locke and outside linebacker Aaron Patrick have entered the NFL’s concussion protocol and they are unlikely to play in Week 5. Broncos guard Quinn Meinerz (hamstring), pass rusher Jonathan Cooper (hamstring) and safety Caden Sterns (hip) are also listed as “did not participate” on Monday’s estimated injury report.
Elsewhere on the injury front, Denver running back Javonte Williams (knee) is done for the season and outside linebacker Randy Gregory (knee) is set to miss 2-6 weeks after undergoing surgery.
The Broncos seem very likely to elevate Jonathan Kongbo from the practice squad on Thursday with Gregory, Cooper and Patrick all injured.
Denver’s complete estimated injury report can be seen below.
We did not practice today, so this #INDvsDEN injury report is an estimation.
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The Broncos are considered 3.5-point favorites against the Colts this week.
