Defensive lineman John Franklin-Myers and defensive tackle D.J. Jones improved to estimated full participants and were not assigned game statuses.

Defensive tackle D.J. Jones (finger) and running back Jaleel McLaughlin (quad) were also estimated as limited participants after being estimated as nonparticipants on the team's first practice report ahead of "Thursday Night Football."

The Broncos listed defensive lineman John Franklin-Myers (foot), defensive tackle D.J. Jones (finger), running back Jaleel McLaughlin (quad) and cornerback Riley Moss (knee) as nonparticipants on the estimated report.

"I like our depth," Head Coach Sean Payton said Friday.

For the second consecutive day, cornerback Riley Moss was the lone Broncos player to not practice.

Safety Brandon Jones was the only other player listed on Denver's Wednesday practice report, as he was limited with an abdominal injury.

Wide receiver Josh Reynolds, who was designated for return from injured reserve ahead of Week 11, is listed as questionable.

Cornerback Riley Moss (knee), who exited the Broncos' Week 12 win over the Raiders, did not practice for the second consecutive day.

The Broncos held a walkthrough on Thursday, which means the report is an estimation of the team's participation if Denver held a full practice.

Defensive end Zach Allen was limited on Friday and is questionable for the game.

Powers was a limited participant on Thursday after being held out of Wednesday's practice with a shoulder injury.

Defensive end Zach Allen (not injury related - rest) and safety Brandon Jones (abdomen) were both limited in practice.