Raiders-Broncos Second Injury Report Released

The Las Vegas Raiders revealed their second injury report of Week 1, an update from their practice on Thursday.

As of Thursday, nothing has changed in regards to the Raiders' report.

Wide receiver DeAndre Carter was still limited with a knee injury in Thursday's practice.

He is gearing up for his second season with the Raiders, having been with the club for a first stint back in 2015 as a practice squad participant.

Cornerback Brandon Facyson was also limited again on Thursday, as he works through a shin injury.

Facyson also has returned to the Raiders for a second stint after he played 12 games for the club in 2021-22.

Defensive end Chandler Jones was absent for practice again for personal reasons.

The Broncos' injury updates are as follows:

Denver tight end Greg Dulcich, who did not participate in the Broncos' practice on Wednesday due to personal reasons, returned to the field Thursday as a full participant.

Dulcich, a second-year Bronco, played 10 games for Denver last season.

He is currently a second-string on the team's unofficial Week 1 depth chart.

Wide receiver Jerry Jeudy was limited for a second-straight practice, as he recovers from a hamstring injury.

Jeudy, who has made 33 starts for Denver over the last three seasons, is currently a starter on the depth chart.

Tight end Chris Manhertz was limited with a chest injury in Wednesday's practice, but was a full participant on Thursday.

Manhertz is an eight-year NFL veteran who enters his first season as a Bronco.

He is the third tight end on the depth chart.

Cornerback Riley Moss, who was limited with an abdomen injury Wednesday, was limited Thursday as well.

Moss was traded to Denver in this year's NFL Draft.

As of now, he is a second-string cornerback on the depth chart.

Both the Raiders and Broncos will have one final practice on Friday.

The Raiders' injury report can also be viewed HERE.

The Silver and Black open the regular season at the Denver Broncos on Sunday, Sept. 10, at 4:25 p.m. EDT/1:25 p.m. PDT.

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