J.K. Dobbins’ Injury Status Announced for AFC Title Game
Denver Broncos running back J.K. Dobbins has been ruled out for the AFC Championship game against the New England Patriots due to a foot injury. After an extended absence from the field, Dobbins returned to practice this week. Despite some optimism surrounding his potential return, the Broncos have decided to proceed without him for this crucial matchup.
Injury Updates Ahead of the AFC Title Game
The Broncos will rely on the following running backs in Dobbins’ absence:
- RJ Harvey
- Jaleel McLaughlin
- Tyler Badie
Dobbins may still have a chance to return if the team advances to the Super Bowl. Additionally, Denver center Luke Wattenberg is also on injured reserve due to a shoulder issue and is questionable for Sunday’s game.
Other Notable Injuries
Several key players’ statuses remain uncertain ahead of the championship game:
- Pat Bryant (wide receiver) – cleared to play after recovering from a concussion.
- Alex Forsyth (center) – questionable due to an ankle injury.
- Troy Franklin (receiver) – questionable with a hamstring issue.
Quarterback Bo Nix has also been ruled out with an ankle injury. The Broncos are expected to place him on injured reserve on Saturday, which will open a roster spot for another player.
Game Day Information
Despite competing at home, the Broncos are considered underdogs against the Patriots. The AFC Championship game is set for Sunday at 1:00 p.m. MT and will be broadcast nationally on CBS.
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