Riley Moss and Brandon Jones Cleared for Thursday Night Football
As the Denver Broncos prepare for a prime-time matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders, the team has received encouraging news. Cornerback Riley Moss and safety Brandon Jones have both been cleared to play, offering a significant boost to the Broncos' defense.
Injury Updates
During the final practice ahead of Thursday’s game, both Moss and Jones participated fully without any injury limitations. Their availability strengthens Denver’s defensive lineup against a strong Raiders offense.
Riley Moss brings quickness and adaptability to the secondary, while Brandon Jones provides veteran presence and on-field awareness. Together, they enhance the Broncos' chances of containing the Raiders’ attack.
Players Ruled Out
The Broncos will be without tight end Nate Adkins, wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr., and star cornerback Pat Surtain II, each sidelined by injuries from earlier games.
"None of these players participated in the Week 9 matchup against the Texans," the team report noted, highlighting possible concerns over roster depth.
Special Teams Outlook
Kicker Wil Lutz has recovered from illness and returned to full practice. His readiness ensures Denver maintains consistency on special teams, a crucial element in what is expected to be a close contest.
Uncertain Status
Quarterback Drew Lock’s status remains unclear ahead of Thursday’s kickoff.
Author’s Summary: The Broncos gain a defensive lift with Moss and Jones cleared to play, though ongoing injuries may test their resilience against the Raiders.