The Denver Broncos have been hit with yet another running back injury.
Broncos rookie running back Jonah Coleman is dealing with a sprained ankle that he suffered during Sunday's 20-13 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars, according to a report from ESPN's Adam Schefter. The severity of the injury is unclear, so it remains to be seen if Coleman is at risk of missing any games.
Meanwhile, fellow running back RJ Harvey (hamstring) "continues to make progress" in his recovery, according to Schefter. The team also "received good news" on J.K. Dobbins (hamstring), who is expected to practice this week after exiting Sunday's game late in the third quarter.
If any of the team's top three running backs are unable to play against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday,
Tyler Badie would be next in line to step up. Denver also has Cody Schrader available on the practice squad.
The Broncos brought in three running backs for tryouts on Tuesday but are not signing any of them, which is presumably a good sign that the club is comfortable with its backfield depth going into Week 3.
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