The Denver Broncos did not practice on Monday, but they are required to release three injury reports leading up to a Thursday Night Football showdown with the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 17. So the team released an estimated injury report on Monday evening.
Of note, linebacker Dre Greenlaw ( hamstring ), tight end Nate Adkins ( knee ), wide receiver Pat Bryant ( concussion ) and center Luke Wattenberg (shoulder) were estimated non-participants. Every other player on the active roster -- including linebacker Justin Strnad ( foot ) -- was an estimated full participant (safety Delarrin Turner-Yell ( knee ) is not listed on the injury report because he is a practice squad player).
Greenlaw pulled up late in the fourth quarter, DTY injured his knee in his first game back from a 2023 ACL injury, Adkins went down with a knee injury after previously missing five games due to a knee injury earlier this year and Bryant suffered a scary injury on the second-to-last play of the game.
Bryant was released from the hospital with a concussion on Sunday evening. He is now in the NFL's concussion protocol and seems extremely unlikely to play against the Chiefs.
Denver will have a light practice tomorrow with additional injury reports set to arrive on Tuesday and Wednesday ahead of Thursday's game in Kansas City .
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