For Denver, guard Chris Kuper (forearm) was the only player to sit out Thursday’s practice.
Cornerback Chris Harris (ankle), who was listed as limited on Wednesday returned to practice with limited participation on Thursday. Also limited was safety Quinton Carter (knee).
Linebacker Von Miller (hip) improved from limited participation Wednesday to full on Thursday. Tight end Joel Dreessen (ribs) and wide receiver Brandon Stokley (shoulder) were listed as full participants for the second day in a row. Added to the injury report with full participation was cornerback Tracy Porter (neck).
For Houston, each player’s status remained the same from Wednesday with the exception of linebacker Brian Cushing (ribs), who was downgraded from full to limited.
Linebacker Tim Dobbins did not participate Thursday with a hamstring injury.
Limited for the Texans were Cushing, linebacker Bryan Braman (hamstrong), linebacker Brooks Reed (hip) and defensive end Antonio Smith (ankle).
Full participants for Houston were linebacker Connor Barwin (elbow), guard Antonie Caldwell (ankle), cornerback Brice McCain (knee), center Chris Myers (neck) and linebacker Jesse Nading (knee).
Tags: Houston Texans, Injury report, Week 3
Harris…we need you man. Get well!
I thaught it interesting to delve into the mind of the enemy.
It seems as if they may think our staunch run defense is a mirage.
As they make a good argument, watching tape shows that Denver clogs the middle with the best of them and forces inside runs to the outside edge. The defense also has the speed to get there. Foster is one of the best so I know he will get yardage but he is going to have to work really hard at it.
http://www.battleredblog.com/2012/9/20/3363722/deep-steel-blueprint-houston-texans-denver-broncos-preview-jj-watt-peyton-manning#comments
And another. Some of the assumtions are silly and unfounded.
http://www.footballoutsiders.com/film-room/2012/film-room-texans-broncos
I hope Harris can play sunday.
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Can’t wait til Sunday to cheer my Broncos on in person with my 6 year old son. Doesn’t get better than that! I know we’ll get the big W. Good luck Eric!