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Broncos Russell Wilson Jerry Jeudy KJ Hamler Courtland Sutton Nathaniel Hackett Kendall Hinton Tyrie Cleveland Montrell Washington Houston

Entering training camp, the Broncos had a wealth of depth at wide receiver, forcing them to make tough decisions at the 53-man roster deadline.

Two games into the season, that depth is already being tested, which is contributing to a tepid Broncos passing attack.

After losing Tim Patrick to a season-ending ACL tear in August, two of the Broncos’ top three remaining wideouts have missed time due to injury. KJ Hamler (knee/hip) didn’t play in Week 2, while Jerry Jeudy exited in the first quarter of the win over the Texans on Sunday due to a rib injury.

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