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The Denver Broncos saw both defensive end Zach Allen and wide receiver Jaylen Waddle return to practice on Thursday.

The Denver Broncos received positive injury news Thursday ahead of their matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs as defensive lineman Zach Allen and wide receiver Jaylen Waddle returned to practice. Both players had missed Wednesday's session but were limited participants on Thursday, with Allen managing a hamstring issue and Waddle dealing with a chest injury. Wide receiver Marvin Mims upgraded to full participation, while offensive tackle Garett Bolles remained limited with a hip issue.
However, safety Brandon Jones and running back RJ Harvey were new additions to the report, both logging limited sessions due to hamstring and knee injuries, respectively. Safety Talanoa Hufanga missed practice again with an ankle injury, making him unlikely to suit up on Sunday. Cornerback Patrick Surtain II, defensive lineman Malcolm Roach, and linebacker Karene Reid were all listed as full participants.
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