Alright, so the Denver Broncos are getting ready for the Jacksonville Jaguars this Sunday, and already it’s looking a little dicey. Coach Sean Payton gave the crew Wednesday off after Tuesday’s film review, making today’s injury update just an estimation. But even with that ‘estimation’ tag, two key offensive guys, running back RJ Harvey and wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr., would’ve been held out completely if they actually practiced. That’s a gut punch right there.
What’s Up With The Broncos’ Bench?
Seriously, seeing those names on the DNP list, even an estimated one, is rough news. Harvey is battling a hamstring injury, and Mims Jr. is dealing with a foot issue. These aren’t just benchwarmers, folks; these are playmakers that would be huge for Sunday’s game. Any time your lead back and a promising receiver are potentially sidelined, it changes the feel of the upcoming matchup. Good news, though: OLB Jonah Elliss (shoulder) and WR Troy Franklin (knee) were both listed as full participants. At least there’s that, but the Harvey and Mims Jr. updates are the ones everyone’s gonna be sweating.
Jaguars Are Looking Spry, Ready to Feast
Now, let’s flip the script to the Jaguars, because their report is a whole different vibe. While Denver’s got guys who’d be completely out, Jacksonville’s entire list was just ‘limited.’ We’re talking running back LeQuint Allen Jr. with a hip issue, wide receiver Jakobi Meyers battling a thumb, linebacker Foyesade Oluokun with a wrist, wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. nursing a shoulder, and offensive lineman Cole Van Lanen with a knee problem. The crucial part? These guys are all expected to be available for Sunday’s game, barring any last-minute drama. That’s a huge difference in team health and momentum coming into this weekend. The Jags are rolling in with their full arsenal, or close to it, and Denver’s already patching up holes.
So, Thursday and Friday’s practice reports are gonna be absolutely critical. Will Harvey and Mims Jr. show any signs of life? Can they even get limited reps? Sean Payton’s got a puzzle on his hands trying to get this team ready. Sunday’s game against Jacksonville is already shaping up to be a tough battle, especially if Denver’s key offensive pieces are sitting. Let’s hope for some positive updates soon, because the Broncos need all hands on deck for this one.
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Originally reported by Mile High Report.
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