December 18th 2024.
It's almost game day, and the Denver Broncos are gearing up for their prime-time showdown against the Chargers. The team's cornerback, Pat Surtain II, has been listed as a full participant in practice for the third day in a row, indicating that he will most likely be able to play on Thursday night. Along with Surtain, defensive end John Franklin-Myers and nose tackle D.J. Jones are also expected to play, as they too have been listed as full participants.
Surtain was dealing with an ankle injury that he sustained in the fourth quarter of last week's win against the Colts. But according to Surtain himself, his ankle is feeling better after being wrapped up postgame and not needing a boot. However, it's not all good news for the Broncos as cornerback Riley Moss will miss his third consecutive game. Though there is a chance he could return next week against the Bengals, as he has been listed as a limited participant in practice this week.
With Moss out, rookie cornerback Kris Abrams-Draine is expected to step up and have a significant role in the game. In his previous game against the Colts, he only allowed one catch for 11 yards on seven targets. It's an impressive performance for a rookie, and the Broncos will be counting on him to continue that trend.
Unfortunately, running back Jaleel McLaughlin will not be able to play on Thursday due to an injury he sustained in the previous game against the Colts. After getting hit on a 2-yard reception in the third quarter, he never returned to the game and was seen riding an exercise bike in the fourth quarter. He has been listed as a non-participant on Monday and Wednesday and was limited on Tuesday.
But there's more news for Broncos fans - the team's scouting report and predictions are out, and there's even an article about how head coach Vance Joseph leads the league-leading defense with calm and poise. The national spotlight is also on the Broncos, with coach Sean Payton embracing it and the players loving his swag. And for those who want even more Broncos news, they can sign up for the Broncos Insider to get all the latest NFL analysis. With all this excitement and anticipation, it's sure to be an exciting game for both players and fans alike.
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