The Denver Broncos’ biggest area of weakness is their run defense, and that’s not going to get any better when both of their starting inside linebackers are having trouble getting on the field.
And based off the team’s latest injury report, that’s exactly the case, as both Brandon Marshall and Todd Davis have failed to practice this week.
Last week, with Marshall absent with injury and Davis having suffered an injury mid-game, the Tennessee Titans rushed for nearly 200 yards against the Denver defense, most of that coming in the first half.
On Sunday, the Broncos will face off against LeGarrette Blount and the No. 7 rushing offense in the NFL, averaging 115.5 yards per game on 4 yards per carry.
Denver will be hoping that both Marshall and Davis can make their way back to the field in time for the game, but if not, it’ll most likely be Corey Nelson and Zaire Anderson starting in their place.
