Nathaniel Hackett said Melvin Gordon will start Sunday at running back.

Related players: Latavius Murray, Mike Boone

The tweet went on to say the two had a discussion about the veteran’s role on Tuesday, but said the contents of the conversation will kept private. Gordon will be tough to trust unless you don't really have many other options in Week 7 full of byes. Murray actually looked good running the ball last week, so it's hard to believe he won't have a role.

Nathaniel Hackett said moving forward they’ll need all 3 RBs.

Related players: Melvin Gordon, Latavius Murray, Mike Boone

Hackett totally avoided answering a question about why Gordon got limited time in the first half and no snaps in the second half, the tweet said. Fantasy owners would like to know as well. Hackett went on to say they didn’t have many plays in the second half and he thought Murray ran well. Obviously, Gordon can't be trusted heading into Week 7. It will be interesting to see how the Broncos address their running game. But with an injured Russell Wilson at QB and a lackluster offense, they have bigger problems.

Two-time Pro Bowler Melvin Gordon logged only eight snaps -- none past the second quarter -- in Denver's 19-16 overtime loss and had only three official carries for eight yards after an apparent demotion to third choice in the Broncos' backfield.

"I'm not gonna lie. It hurt a little today watching," Gordon told NFL Network's Bridget Condon following the loss.

Related players: Latavius Murray, Mike Boone

The Broncos decided to ride Murray and Boone after benching Gordon, likely leaving fantasy owners in just as much shock as Gordon himself. Obviously this will be something to follow in the coming days. Gordon won't be able to be trusted even if he's active for Week 7. Meanwhile, Murray looked pretty good running on early down while Boone took over on passing downs.

OC Justin Outten: “With Melvin Gordon he’s going to carry the load obviously."

Related players: Latavius Murray, Damarea Crockett, Mike Boone

Otten went on to say, "We’ll have a mix of Mike Boone and after that we’ve got to figure out who can spell and who feels best in that position. But we trust Melvin going forward here.” Gordon is dealing with a neck injury and has been limited, so it's a least a little unclear how much the other backs will see the field. Boone had three carries and a catch and is probably worth a pickup but his workload is a question until we see more. Murray was just signed and is coming off a 57-yard, one-TD performance with the Saints in Week 4 and could also get carries at some point.

The Broncos are signing RB Latavius Murray off the Saints’ practice squad, per source.

With Javonte Williams out for the season, Murray now joins Melvin Gordon and Mike Boone in the Denver backfield.

Murray was just in action in London rushing for a TD and 57 yards. Gordon and Boone should carry most of the load at the running back spot but Murray is an injury away from having significant time, and it's worth noting since Gordon was also banged up a little in Week 4.

The Saints are signing RB Latavius Murray to their practice squad.

Related players: Alvin Kamara, Mark Ingram, Tony Jones, Dwayne Washington

Worth noting that Alvin Kamara is currently dealing with a rib issue, Yates' tweet went on to say.

Ravens WR Marquise Brown (thigh) and RB Latavius Murray (ankle) are questionable for Week 11's game against the Chicago Bears.

Related Players: Devonta Freeman, Ty'Son Williams, Devin Duvernay, Rashod Bateman

Brown is expected to play, while Murray is looking to play for the first time since October. Their matchup against Chicago got easier with the news that Khalil Mack is out for the season.

Ravens RB Latavius Murray (ankle) is practicing Wednesday. He has missed multiple weeks due to his ankle injury.

Related Players: Devonta Freeman, Ty'Son Williams

If Murray is back as the starter, look for Freeman to see majority of the receiving work.

The Ravens have released Le'Veon Bell, per source. Bell alluded to this on his social media.

Related players: Devonta Freeman, Latavius Murray, Ty'Son Williams

Bell played in five games for Baltimore with 83 rushing yards and two touchdowns. This is likely an indication Murray is past his ankle injury and is ready to return to the lineup, and the team will trust Williams a little more than they have to this point. However, based on recent weeks, it looks like Murray and Freeman will split most of the workload.