Billy Turner, a Bronco's offensive line member, took part entirely in practice on Thursday. Still, Cam Fleming is anticipated to return to the starting lineup at correct tackle on Sunday. Turner missed Monday's game against the Seahawks because he was still recovering from a knee ailment, so Fleming started.
According to Broncos coach Nathanial Hackett, Aric DiLalla of the team website quoted, "I think it'll be Cam for this week." "I believe that at this time, all we need to do is keep working with Billy to ensure his knee is excellent, ready to go, and confident. That's kind of the most crucial thing for us since we'll need everyone, in a way. The more players we have with game experience and the more players we have collaborated with, the better it will be for us as we go forward because you never know what will happen in this game.
Turner, who was on the active/physically unable to perform list before training camp started, had some restrictions last week. This week, he has had numerous practices.
According to Hackett, he might suit up on the day of the Houston game and take the backup position.
DeShawn Williams, a defensive lineman, took part in a limited practice on Thursday after being absent due to a back ailment.
Randy Gregory, an outside linebacker with a shoulder and knee injury, became a limited participant on Thursday.
For the second day in a row, inside linebacker Josey Jewell (calf), guard/center Quinn Meinerz (hamstring), and receiver KJ Hamler (hip/knee) did not participate in practice.
Graham Glasgow will take Meinerz's place at right guard in the lineup.
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