All four of the other players on the Broncos' injury report were not assigned game statuses, which indicates they will be available to play against the Chiefs.

Defensive lineman Zach Allen was limited, while running back Tyler Badie, outside linebacker Nik Bonitto and inside linebacker Justin Strnad were listed as full participants.

The second-year cornerback was a full participant in practice for the third consecutive day, and he was not assigned a game status for Saturday's game against the Bengals.

McLaughlin (quad) was limited on Tuesday after missing Denver's Week 16 matchup vs. the Chargers.

Running back Jaleel McLaughlin (quad) was the lone player listed as a limited participant.

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.