Broncos vs. Patriots: AFC Championship Game Inactive Players Announced
The AFC Championship Game features a showdown between the Denver Broncos and the New England Patriots. Teams have announced their inactive players ahead of this pivotal matchup. The Broncos are looking to recover from the loss of quarterback Bo Nix, while managing injuries to key players.
Broncos Inactive Players
The Broncos have confirmed several key individuals who will not participate in today’s contest.
- J.K. Dobbins: Not activated from Injured Reserve (IR), contributing to the offensive challenges.
- Alex Forsyth: The center will remain inactive, affecting the offensive line’s stability.
- Troy Franklin: Dealing with a hamstring issue, Franklin’s availability was uncertain, prompting strategic roster changes.
Key Active Players
Despite these setbacks, the Broncos have bolstered their lineup.
- Luke Wattenberg: Activated off IR, essential for protecting quarterback Jarrett Stidham.
- Sam Mustipher: Stepping in as the backup center, responsible for maintaining offensive flow.
- Elijah Moore: Elevated from the practice squad, Moore brings depth to the receiving corps.
- Michael Bandy: Also promoted from the practice squad to help address Franklin’s absence.
- Que Robinson: Active for this match, adds supplementary support on special teams and defensive line.
New England Patriots Inactives
The Patriots will also announce their list of inactive players, which can influence the game’s trajectory. Each team’s strategy will hinge significantly on the performances of their available roster. As this high-stakes game unfolds, all eyes will be glued to how effectively each team adapts to its constraints.
