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.

Nix is the first Bronco to ever win the award in three consecutive weeks.

"At this point, we can't drop anything, because we are in control of everything," tight end Adam Trautman said.

Cunningham was elevated from the practice squad for each of the Broncos' last three games and appeared in two of those contests.

Baldinger highlighted the development of quarterback Bo Nix and the performance of cornerback Pat Surtain II.

Lutz has been named the AFC Special Teams Player of the week after connecting on all five of his field-goal attempts and scoring a career-high 17 points in Week 12.

The Week 13 matchup will mark the first appearance of the Midnight Navy alternate jersey.

Sanders returned to practice on Nov. 6 and has been a full participant in practice for each of the last two weeks.

After a strong performance in Week 12 vs. Las Vegas, defensive tackle Malcom Roach is continuing to strive for more this season.

After winning the award in back-to-back weeks, rookie quarterback Bo Nix has again been nominated for the honor.

Plus, Denver's safeties provide a steady presence in the Broncos' secondary.

Denver did not make a corresponding move and now has an available spot on its 53-man roster.