Last Injury Report for Bills QB and WR is forwarded to the Broncos

admin | November 12, 2023 | Other Clubs | No Comments

The Week 10 injury reports for the Buffalo Bills and Denver Broncos are now available.

Resuming their season, the Denver Broncos are getting ready to play the Buffalo Bills on Monday Night Football this coming week. Sean Payton should have been able to further refine a football program that has been improving over the last three weeks thanks to the Broncos’ Week 9 bye.

The Broncos are as healthy as supporters could hope for going into Week 10, despite still having far too many players on injured reserve. One more advantage of the bye.

On the other hand, the Bills are still in the running and have a considerably more injured roster. Both teams released their final injury report for Monday night after finishing up their practices on Saturday.

Let’s examine.

Broncos

Full Go

Baron Browning | OLB | Wrist
Ben Powers | OG | Ankle

Analysis: Since joining the team again in Week 7, Browning has been nothing short of amazing. Although he was on the PUP list for the previous six games, his return couldn’t have come at a better time. Despite having a sore wrist, he participated fully in each of this week’s three practices.

Powers has been playing well at left guard since the Broncos signed him to a big-dollar contract in the offseason. He’s a major factor in Denver’s on-field comeback. Powers was unrestricted in all of this week’s practices, just like Browning.

Bills

Out

Christian Benford | CB | Hamstring
Micah Hyde | S | Neck/Stinger

Questionable

Terrel Bernard | LB | Concussion

Full Go

Stefon Diggs | WR | Back
Josh Allen | QB | Shoulder (Right)
Leonard Floyd | DE | Illness
A.J. Klein | LB | Back
Jordan Poyer | S | Shin
Baylon Specter | LB | Hamstring

Analysis: Although Diggs’s status for Week 10 was uncertain, he is fully eligible, as is Allen, the most crucial player for the Bills. Nonetheless, be mindful of Allen’s throwing shoulder injury on Monday night.

Diggs was limited during practice all week, so it’s odd that the Bills are saying he’ll be ready for the full game. Covering Diggs and a gifted Bills receiving corps will be a tough task for the Broncos.

The Broncos’ game plan, much like it was in Week 8, is to keep Allen and company on the sidelines with extended drives that chew up time and end in touchdowns. It’s easier said than done, for sure, but even though the oddsmakers have Buffalo up by 7.5 points at home, this is a game that could go right down to the wire if the Broncos’ defensive comeback is real.