Denver Broncos vs. Jacksonville Jaguars Injury Report

Denver Broncos linebacker Wesley Woodyard (52) runs off the field after sustaining an injury during the second half against the Philadelphia Eagles at Sports Authority Field at Mile High. Mandatory Credit: Chris Humphreys-USA TODAY Sports

The Denver Broncos and Jacksonville Jaguars are set to face off tomorrow afternoon, and here is a look at the injury report for both teams, with notes included for certain injuries.

Denver Broncos

Doubtful

LB Wesley Woodyard (neck)- He injured his neck in last week’s win over the Dallas Cowboys.

DE Robert Ayers (shoulder)

Probable

CB Chris Harris Jr. (concussion)

WR Eric Decker (ankle)

C Manuel Ramirez (ankle)

G Chris Kuper (ankle)

TE Joel Dreessen (knee)

CB Champ Bailey (foot)- Bailey will be making his season debut tomorrow, but he is fully expected to be on a snap count.

K Matt Prater (right calf)- Disregard this injury, because Prater is killing it.

LB Paris Lenon (thigh)

RB Ronnie Hillman (ankle)

Jacksonville Jaguars

Out

QB Blaine Gabbert (hamstring)- Gabbert will be out for a few weeks with a severe hamstring pull that he sustained in last week’s awful outing against the St. Louis Rams. To be honest with you, the Jaguars would be crazy to not start Chad Henne from here on out.

TE Marcedes Lewis (calf)- At this point, it’s anyone’s guess as to when he’ll be back.

CB Dwayne Gratz (ankle)

DE Jeremy Mincey (concussion)

WR Stephen Burton (concussion)

Probable

WR Cecil Shorts (groin)- Shorts was limited on Wednesday, held out of Thursday’s practice (some were worried that he had suffered a setback), but he was back at a full practice yesterday and is a go for Sunday’s upset bid.

DT Sen’Derrick Marks (knee)

WR Mike Brown (back)

LB Geno Hayes (hip)

DT Roy Miller (shoulder)

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