Julius Thomas, Jordan Cameron listed questionable
Denver Broncos star tight end Julius Thomas has been rolling this season with 12 touchdown receptions, but he wasn’t able to add to that total last week after being ruled inactive against the Miami Dolphins with an ankle injury. He was able to practice on a limited basis today, but Thomas smells like a total toss-up for the Sunday Night Football game against the rival Kansas City Chiefs. His presence would be huge, especially given the magnitude of this game, but he isn’t exactly a lock to suit up.
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Thomas’s ability to practice today makes him more likely to suit up than not, and ESPN NFL Nation’s Jeff Legwold reports that the Broncos have unsurprisingly listed him as questionable against Kansas City. Check back on his status before Sunday night’s kick-off, because he looks like a full-blown, game-time call at this moment in time.
Cleveland Browns star tight end Jordan Cameron seems on track to play this week, and he’s been out since Week 8 with a concussion. Cameron has been able to practice everyday this week, and the Browns have also listed him as questionable to face the Buffalo Bills. He still needs to pass through the final step of the league’s concussion protocol, but if he’s able to play, then it will be the first time this season that the Browns will have Josh Gordon, Andrew Hawkins, and Cameron on the field at the same time.