Katie Sowers to coach with Chiefs during offseason She was last in the NFL as an offensive assistant with the San Francisco 49ers.<doc-sep>The Denver Broncos and the Kansas City Chiefs released their final injury report this afternoon ahead of their Monday Night showdown. For the Broncos, they may be down one of their veteran corners against the high-powered Chiefs offense. Tramaine Brock went from DNP, DNP on Thursday and Friday to a LIMITED practice on Saturday. #Broncos secondary a big concern even if Brock and Adam Jones are out there on MNF. @1043TheFan — Cecil Lammey (@CecilLammey) September 29, 2018 Veteran cornerback Tramaine Brock was able to put in a limited practice today after being a DNP the prior two days which is good news. The bad news? He is listed as doubtful for Monday Night’s game against Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. This is a tough blow for a Broncos secondary that is a bit banged up right now. Fellow veteran cornerback Adam “Pac Man” Jones was only able to put in limited practices all week and is listed as questionable. He is expected to play, but how healthy is he? This also means that oft-targeted rookie cornerback Isaac Yiadom will be active for this game as well. The Broncos will need this unit to play well if they want to have any shot at beating the Chiefs. As for the Chiefs side of things, they are looking fairly healthy. The only player listed on their injury report is safety Eric Berry. He is also doubtful with a heel injury and will likely sit out the game as well. Here is your entire injury report for the Denver Broncos and the Kansas City Chiefs. Broncos injury report Player Pos. Injury Wednesday Thursday Friday Game Status Player Pos. Injury Wednesday Thursday Friday Game Status Todd Davis ILB Shoulder DNP DNP LIMITED QUESTIONABLE Adam Gotsis DE Knee DNP LIMITED LIMITED QUESTIONABLE Adam Jones CB NIR DNP FULL FULL Marquette King P Thigh (right) DNP DNP DNP DOUBTFUL Jared Veldheer T Knee DNP DNP DNP OUT Jeff Heuerman TE Knee LIMITED FULL FULL Von Miller OLB Thigh LIMITED LIMITED FULL Billy Turner T Knee LIMITED FULL FULL Brandon Marshall ILB Knee FULL FULL FULL BOLD - Indicates change in status; NIR­- Indicates not injury related STATUS DEFINITIONS: Did not participate (DNP); Limited: means less than 100 percent of a player’s normal repetitions; Full: 100 percent of player’s normal repetitions; Out: will not play; Doubtful: Unlikely to play; Questionable: Uncertain to play Rams injury report Player Pos. Injury Wednesday Thursday Friday Game Status Player Pos. Injury Wednesday Thursday Friday Game Status Mark Barron LB NIR DNP LIMITED LIMITED Michael Brockers DT NIR / Ankle DNP DNP (ANKLE) FULL Brandin Cooks WR Concussion DNP LIMITED FULL Todd Gurley II RB NIR DNP LIMITED FULL Cooper Kupp WR Concussion DNP LIMITED FULL Roger Saffold III G NIR DNP LIMITED FULL Ndamukong Suh DT NIR DNP FULL FULL Andrew Whitworth T NIR DNP DNP FULL Greg Zuerlein K Groin (right) DNP LIMITED LIMITED OUT John Sullivan C NIR NOT LISTED DNP FULL BOLD - Indicates change in status; NIR­- Indicates not injury related STATUS DEFINITIONS: Did not participate (DNP); Limited: means less than 100 percent of a player’s normal repetitions; Full: 100 percent of player’s normal repetitions; Out: will not play; Doubtful: Unlikely to play; Questionable: Uncertain to play<doc-sep>There were a couple notable changes to the Chiefs' injury report Friday with three days before they face the Denver Broncos on Monday Night Football, with both of them being good news compared to where things were the day before. Linebackers Terrance Smith (shin) and Dee Ford (groin), both of whom sustained injuries in the Week 3 win over the 49ers that caused them to miss Thursday's practice, were back on the field Friday, with Smith being a full participant and Ford being a limited participant. Chiefs head coach Andy Reid told reporters Thursday he didn't think either player would miss a lot of time, and based on Friday's practice Reid is on the money, although it's still not certain if Ford will play Monday against Denver. Ford has given the Chiefs a boost in the area of pass rush this season after missing all but six games in 2017 due to back problems. This year he's been mostly healthy, and as Chiefs outside linebackers coach Mike Smith told reporters Friday, he's also been taught some new techniques. “The thing I’ve been working on with Dee, probably since I’ve been here, is working on the counter,” Smith said, per Chiefs.com. “When I first got here and watched him, he surprised me in that he was just an edge guy, or power. He’s such an athletic guy with a rare get-off that these tackles have to open up and run, and that’s one of the first things I told him, ‘You get these tackles turning and running—that helps your power.’” For the Broncos, there was one change of note to their injury report as tight end Jake Butt was classified as a DNP after tearing an ACL in practice Thursday. Butt will be out for the season due to the injury, which is the third time he's torn an ACL since his college days. Other injuries to watch for the Broncos are cornerback Tramaine Brock (thigh), who left Denver's Week 3 loss to Baltimore early and missed practice for the second day in a row; cornerback/return specialist Adam Jones (thigh), who missed the Week 3 game against Baltimore; and linebacker Brandon Marshall (knee), whose injury resulted in him sharing snaps with Josey Jewell in Week 3. Here's a look at the full participation reports for each team. Kansas City Chiefs Did not participate in practice: S Eric Berry (heel) Limited participation: LB Dee Ford (groin) Full participation: TE Demetrius Harris (shoulder), Justin Houston (Not injury related), DL Jarvis Jenkins (elbow), LB Ben Niemann (hamstring), DL Derrick Nnadi (elbow), S Ron Parker (shoulder), LB Terrance Smith (shin), RB Spencer Ware (knee) Denver Broncos Did not participate in practice: CB Tramaine Brock (thigh), TE Jake Butt (knee) Limited participation: NT Shelby Harris (ankle), CB Adam Jones (thigh), ILB Brandon Marshall (knee), S Dymonte Thomas (abdomen) Full participation: QB Case Keenum (knee), OLB Shane Ray (wrist), CB Isaac Yiadom (knee)<doc-sep>
DENVER, CO - SEPTEMBER 9: Denver Broncos defensive players including linebacker Brandon Marshall #54 run onto the field to warm up before a game against the Seattle Seahawks at Broncos Stadium at Mile High on September 9, 2018 in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by Dustin Bradford/Getty Images) Which players for the Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs will suit up on Monday night? Find out as we dive into the final injury report. Monday night. It is such a long wait for Broncos Country for their big showdown against the Kansas City Chiefs. But the Denver Broncos will look to take sole possession of first place in the AFC West. It would certainly be a huge game for them. And both Denver and Kansas City will see each other again at the end of the month. This begins a stretch of tough games, but if Denver can escape October with some solid wins, they will very well be in the conversation for the playoffs. Looking ahead, the Denver Broncos look a bit banged up, especially in the secondary. It will be interesting to see who suits up. But let us take a look at the game status of both the Broncos and Chiefs. Denver Broncos: CB Tramaine Brock (thigh) Doubtful S Dymonte Thomas (abdomen) Questionable CB Adam Jones (thigh) Questionable ILB Brandon Marshall (knee) Questionable TE Jake Butt (ACL) Out for Season/IR Kansas City Chiefs: S Eric Berry (heel) Doubtful Thoughts The Denver Broncos come into this game more hurt than the Kansas City Chiefs. It is likely that Tramaine Brock will not play in Monday’s game. It would be difficult if Adam Jones is unable to suit up. That would mean the Broncos would only have three healthy cornerbacks on the roster. If Brandon Marshall is unable to go on Monday, look for Josey Jewell to start in his place. It will not be any easier for the Broncos as they will have only six days to recover before they travel to play the New York Jets. For the Chiefs, the only player who’s status is in question is Eric Berry. Since he carries the doubtful tag, I do not see him suiting up as well. The pass rush will be key for the Broncos. Here is hoping that the Broncos escape Kansas City healthy.