Which Denver Broncos receivers got injured in the game against the Buffalo Bills?

Rookie Pat Bryant suffered a concussion, and second-year receiver Troy Franklin sustained a hamstring injury during the game.

How did the Broncos' wide receiver depth hold up after injuries?

The injuries to Bryant and Franklin left the Broncos with only three available receivers for the remainder of the game.

Were there any other injury concerns for the Broncos receivers?

Marvin Mims Jr. was checked for a concussion early in the game but was able to return to play.

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Broncos WRs Down: Injuries Decimate Receiver Depth

18 Jan

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Summary

Two Broncos wide receivers were lost during Saturday's game.
Rookie Pat Bryant suffered a concussion in the first quarter.
Troy Franklin sustained a hamstring injury before halftime.

Broncos WRs Down: Injuries Decimate Receiver Depth

The Denver Broncos experienced a significant blow to their wide receiver corps during Saturday's AFC Divisional round matchup against the Buffalo Bills. The team lost both rookie Pat Bryant and second-year player Troy Franklin to injuries in the first half of the game.

Bryant, who had been active early in the game, was forced to leave during the first quarter after sustaining a concussion. Shortly thereafter, Franklin also exited the contest due to a hamstring injury, which occurred before the halftime break. These setbacks severely limited the Broncos' receiving options.

With Bryant and Franklin sidelined, the Broncos were left with only three other wide receivers in uniform for the remainder of the game: Courtland Sutton, Lil'Jordan Humphrey, and Marvin Mims Jr. Mims Jr. himself had a scare earlier, being checked for a concussion after a hard hit on the opening kickoff but managed to return to play.