After examining theJacksonville Jaguars'injury report entering Week 2, where do the Denver Broncos stand health-wise entering this game?
On Friday afternoon, the Broncos ruled out wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr. with a foot injury, while running back RJ Harvey is questionable with a hamstring injury. After not practicing on Wednesday, Harvey was limited on Thursday and Friday.
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Mims has been a dynamic return man for Denver. Last season, the former All-Pro averaged 26.2 yards per kick return attempt, along with a hefty 14.4 yards per punt return, and scored a touchdown. He was also fairly active on offense, hauling in 49 receptions for 477 yards with two scores
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According to Jon Heath of Broncos Wire, the Broncos depth chart lists Tyler Badie and Harvey as the backup kickoff returners and Riley Moss as the backup punt returner.
Speaking of Harvey, he rushed for 597 yards and seven touchdowns as a rookie last year. He was also very active in the Denver passing game, catching 56 passes for 424 yards with five more touchdowns.
"If he's not able to play on Sunday," Heath wrote, "Harvey would likely be replaced in the RB2 spot by (Jonah) Coleman, with Badie dressing as RB3." JK Dobbins will continue to be the Broncos top back.
This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: Broncos All-Pro sidelined in Week 2 with injury v. Jaguars
