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Broncos vs. Chiefs practice participation report: Thursday

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 1d ago ·Updated 8h ago

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The Denver Broncos received a bit of good news and a bit of bad news today. The good news is that both wide receiver Jaylen Waddle and defensive lineman Zach Allen were back practicing. They were both held out with injuries suffered on Sunday in the win…

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