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Wednesday HealthONE Injury Report

Oct 09, 2013 at 07:40 AM

DENVER BRONCOS
Player	Injury	Wednesday
DE Robert Ayers	Shoulder	Did Not Participate
CB Chris Harris	Concussion	Did Not Participate
LB Wesley Woodyard	Neck	Did Not Participate
CB Champ Bailey	Foot	Full
WR Eric Decker	Ankle	Full
TE Joel Dreessen	Knee	Full
RB Ronnie Hillman	Ankle	Full
G Chris Kuper	Ankle	Full
LB Paris Lenon	Thigh	Full
K Matt Prater	Right Calf	Full
C Manny Ramirez	Ankle	Full

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
Player	Injury	Wednesday
WR Mike Brown	Back	Did Not Participate
WR Stephen Burton	Concussion	Did Not Participate
QB Blaine Gabbert	Hamstring	Did Not Participate
CB Dwayne Gratz	Ankle	Did Not Participate
TE Marcedes Lewis	Calf	Did Not Participate
DT Sen'Derrick Marks	Knee	Did Not Participate
C Brad Meester	Not Injury Related	Did Not Participate
DT Roy Miller	Shoulder	Did Not Participate
DT Jeremy Mincey	Concussion	Did Not Participate
LB Geno Hayes	Hip Flexor	Limited
WR Cecil Shorts	Groin	Limited

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