RB Quinton Ganther not expected to start

Dec 08, 2009

Coach Zorn said he is inclined not to start backup Quinton Ganther at running back even though he averaged 6.0 yards on 13 carries the past two weeks and Rock Cartwright averaged only 2.5 yards on 28 carries as the starter in that span.

"By committee we're doing a pretty good job," Zorn said.

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Diontae Johnson (concussion) remains in protocol

Ray Fittipaldo via Twitter

yesterday · 6:22 PM EDT

Steelers WR Diontae Johnson remains in concussion protocol, according to Ray Fittipaldo of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

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Johnson would have to clear protocol and get in a limited practice of two over the next three days to play Sunday against the Titans (assuming the game is not postponed or cancelled). James Washington and Chase Claypool would vie for Ben Roethlisberger's attention if Johnson misses Week 4.

Phillip Lindsay (toe) limited Tuesday

Troy Renck via Twitter

yesterday · 4:59 PM EDT

Troy Renck of Denver ABC 7 reports that RB Phillip Lindsay was limited Tuesday because of a toe injury. Renck also said the practice conducted was a walk-through ahead of Thursday night's road game against the New York Jets.

Fantasy Impact:

Lindsay missed Sunday's loss to Tampa Bay and was trending towards playing Thursday when he was listed as doubtful Friday. The Broncos could use their full complement of backs to alleviate the pressure new starting QB Brett Rypien will be facing in his first start. If he does suit up, Lindsay is more of a flex option than locked-in starter.

Jamison Crowder (hamstring) believes he will play Thursday

Brian Costello via Twitter

yesterday · 4:48 PM EDT

Jets WR Jamison Crowder told reporters on Tuesday that he believes he will play Thursday, according to Brian Costello of the New York Post. "[Crowder] Said he did some cutting today and ran routes," tweeted Costello. "He has missed last 2 games with hamstring injury."

Fantasy Impact:

Good news for a Jets offense void of receiving talent due to injury. A healthy Crowder will be peppered with targets by Sam Darnold. The Jets slot receiver would fall into WR3 territory after missing two games.

RB Quinton Ganther not expected to start

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