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Denver Broncos New England Patriots DENVER BRONCOS vs. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS PRACTICE AND GAME STATUS REPORT Friday, Jan. 22, 2016 DENVER BRONCOS ---------------Practice Participation--------------- Player Pos. Injury Wednesday Thursday Friday Game Status Josh Bush S Shoulder FULL FULL FULL PROBABLE Owen Daniels TE Knees FULL FULL FULL PROBABLE Todd Davis ILB Shoulder FULL FULL FULL PROBABLE Max Garcia G Groin FULL FULL FULL PROBABLE Chris Harris Jr. CB Shoulder FULL FULL FULL PROBABLE Peyton Manning QB Foot FULL FULL FULL PROBABLE Brandon Marshall ILB Ankle FULL FULL FULL PROBABLE Brock Osweiler QB Knee FULL FULL FULL PROBABLE Darian Stewart S Hamstring FULL FULL FULL PROBABLE T.J. Ward S Ankle FULL FULL FULL PROBABLE DeMarcus Ware OLB Knee FULL FULL FULL PROBABLE Bradley Roby CB Quadricep NOT LISTED NOT LISTED LIMITED PROBABLE NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS ---------------Practice Participation--------------- Player Pos. Injury Wednesday Thursday Friday Game Status Matt Slater WR Shine DNP LIMITED LIMITED QUESTIONABLE Danny Amendola WR Knee LIMITED LIMITED LIMITED QUESTIONABLE Scott Chandler TE Knee LIMITED LIMITED LIMITED QUESTIONABLE Jamie Collins LB Back LIMITED LIMITED LIMITED QUESTIONABLE Nate Ebner DB Hand LIMITED LIMITED LIMITED QUESTIONABLE Julian Edelman WR Foot LIMITED LIMITED LIMITED QUESTIONABLE Darius Fleming LB Back/Shin LIMITED LIMITED LIMITED QUESTIONABLE Jonathan Freeny LB Hand LIMITED LIMITED LIMITED QUESTIONABLE Rob Gronkowski TE Knee/Back LIMITED LIMITED LIMITED QUESTIONABLE Dont’a Hightower LB Knee LIMITED LIMITED LIMITED QUESTIONABLE Tre’ Jackson G Knee LIMITED LIMITED LIMITED QUESTIONABLE Chandler Jones DE Abdomen/Toe LIMITED LIMITED LIMITED QUESTIONABLE Rob Ninkovich DE Shin LIMITED LIMITED LIMITED QUESTIONABLE Bryan Stork C Ankle LIMITED LIMITED LIMITED QUESTIONABLE Sebastian Vollmer T Ankle LIMITED LIMITED LIMITED QUESTIONABLE LaAdrian Waddle OL Shoulder LIMITED LIMITED LIMITED QUESTIONABLE Tom Brady QB Ankle FULL FULL FULL PROBABLE Josh Kline OL Shoulder FULL FULL FULL PROBABLE Brandon LaFell WR Foot FULL FULL FULL PROBABLE Devin McCourty S Ankle FULL FULL FULL PROBABLE Patrick Chung S Foot NOT LISTED FULL FULL PROBABLE BOLD - Indicates change in status; NIR- Indicates not injury related STATUS DEFINITIONS: Out: player definitely will not play; Doubtful: at least 75% chance player will not play; Questionable: 50- 50 chance player will not play; Probable: virtual certainty player will be available for normal duty .
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