Exciting updates for the Denver Broncos offense have emerged today, particularly regarding the anticipated return of wide receiver Josh Reynolds. Following a minor surgical procedure on his finger in early October, he was expected to miss just one game. However, Reynolds faced an unforeseen setback when he was injured during an incident at a strip club about a month ago. Thankfully, he has now successfully recovered from those injuries, and his presence will be a tremendous boost for the team.

In his three complete games so far, Reynolds has proven to be a reliable target for quarterback Bo Nix, amassing an impressive total of 11 receptions for 172 yards. With Reynolds back in action, the Denver Broncos are fully equipped at the wide receiver position. Although Nix himself experienced a limitation during today’s practice due to a back injury sustained recently, we expect him to return to form. Additionally, keep an eye on cornerback Riley Moss, who has been dealing with a knee injury but showed signs of recovery by nearly returning to the game. This could suggest he may be ready to compete on Monday against the Cleveland Browns.

Here is the detailed Broncos-Browns practice participation report for Thursday, providing insights into player status and readiness.

BOLD – Indicates modification in status; NIR – Indicates not injury related; * – Team did not practice / report is an estimate.

Understanding Status Meanings: Did not participate (DNP); Limited: indicates less than 100 percent of a player’s regular repetitions; Full: 100 percent of player’s regular repetitions; Out: will not play; Doubtful: Unlikely to play; Questionable: Uncertain to play.