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Gameday inactives: vs. Raiders

Dec 13, 2015 at 04:30 AM
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Pregame vs. Oakland: Broncos arrive at SAFAMH

The Broncos and their fans arrived at Sports Authority Field at Mile High ahead of their matchup against Oakland.

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The Broncos will be without three safeties against the Raiders, with T.J. Ward still recovering from an ankle injury he suffered in the first half against the Patriots and the other two recovering enough for to practice but not enough to play.

To help their depth at safety, the Broncos signed S Shiloh Keo during the week.

Their other inactives include:

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