SAD NEWS For Denver Broncos ; WE LOVE HIM ,a Star player is in The hospital now…

With Russell Wilson in concussion protocol, Broncos must reconfigure at QB ENGLEWOOD, Colo.
— When Denver Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson was taken to the locker room on Sunday after entering concussion protocol against the Kansas City Chiefs, it was another reminder of the team’s efforts this season.

devastating injury.
The Broncos suddenly face the question of how the offense will fare at quarterback in the remaining four games of the season.
“He’s in concussion protocol,” said Broncos Nathaniel Hackett.
“So we’re going to take this process step by step and do it the right way.
» And after trailing 27-0 in the second half, the Broncos (3-10) still beat the Chiefs (10-3), one of the best teams in the league.
But the story of their season added another chapter with Wilson’s injury, Kendall Hinton’s injury (hamstring) and Mike Boone’s injury (ankle).
In a year in which the Broncos have led for much of the season in the number of players on injured reserve, the Broncos face a number of decisions in the final four weeks about what to do on offense.
“This team – we never finish the way we want, but one thing I can say for sure is we never give up,” receiver Jerry Jeudy said.
“We kept fighting throughout the game, even when we were down 27-0, 21-0 – we kept fighting.
If there is time on the clock then there is time in the game; there’s still a chance.
” The outcome of this war is uncertain.

Of the 11 offensive linemen who started Seattle’s season opener, Eric Tomlinson was the only player to play in every game.
Running back Javonte Williams (knee) has been on injured reserve since the injury in Week 4, the Broncos’ top three receivers in Game 1 all missed time and receiver Tim Patrick was on on injured reserve since training camp.
Additionally, when guard Dalton Risner missed Sunday’s game against the Chiefs with back and shoulder injuries, it meant the Broncos haven’t played an offensive lineman in every game in this season.
In Sunday’s game alone, the Broncos used three different players at Risner’s left-back position: rookie Luke Wattenberg, who primarily worked at center, as well as Netane Muti and Quinn Bailey, who was on the practice squad for most of the year.
And even if Wilson is medically cleared to play at some point in the next four weeks, the Chiefs’ six sacks and 11 quarterback hits on the Broncos’ patchy line will leave the Broncos pause on Wilson’s chances of closing within the year.
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When asked if Risner’s absence affected the offense on Sunday, Hackett said, “It did a lot.
” Dalton has been our rock.
He was the only one there all season long.
Losing him, both as a leader and as a player, was definitely something that made us a little nervous.
Jeudy and two undrafted rookies: Jalen Virgil and Brandon Johnson.
Jeudy had his first three-touchdown game with the Chiefs, but he is still recovering from an ankle injury that kept him out of action for two games.
“With three of the four starters trailing, it was tough,” Jeudy said.
“As the only starter still playing, you want to be able to give everything and do your best to help the younger players improve.
(But) we have great young guys who can compete and do the same things as the older guys.

 

The Broncos’ top two healthy running backs were not on any NFL rosters earlier this season.
Latavius ​​​Murray was released from the New Orleans Saints’ practice squad in early October and Marlon Mack, who had a 66-yard touchdown run against the Chiefs, was released from the New Orleans Saints’ practice squad.
San Francisco 49ers in late October.
Murray, 32, is currently the Broncos’ leading rusher, with 380 yards and three rushing touchdowns leading the team.
And Mack, with four receptions this year, now has the second-longest touchdown streak on the team.
“It’s always been there, we just went through a few rough times, but we stuck together.
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.carry on every day,” Mack said.
All of this puts Hackett, who now has eight one-point losses on the Broncos’ scorecard after Sunday, in the position of trying to manage all these moving parts of the roster in the final month of the season, his own future was being discussed by the team’s first-year ownership group.
“The goal is to win,” Hackett said.
“We all know that.
But when you look at these guys when we were down 27-0, everyone had a choice how they wanted to go about this game… We had to finish.
We had a chance to win consistently in this match.
I appreciate that and it’s a moral victory, but we wanted to win the game.
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