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Quiet Moments at Broncos Camp After Jaylen Waddle Pulls up, Bo Nix Gets Knocked Down. Both Are OK
Waddle left practice after 2 1/2 hours as the Broncos monitored multiple injuries, including absences by Courtland Sutton, Nik Bonitto and Luke Wattenberg.
- On Wednesday, Denver Broncos wide receiver Jaylen Waddle left training camp practice early with apparent hamstring tightness during the 2½-hour session in Englewood, Colorado.
- Acquired in a trade with the Miami Dolphins, Waddle is on a three-year, $84.7 million contract through 2028 and represents a cornerstone offensive addition for Denver.
- Reporters noted Waddle disappeared into the locker room about 40 minutes into practice, while WR1 Courtland Sutton also missed his second straight session, though for veteran rest per coach Sean Payton.
- Head coach Sean Payton downplayed the incident after practice, telling reporters, "We'll evaluate him; I think he's fine," regarding Waddle's muscle tightness.
- Multiple starters including linebacker Nik Bonitto and center Luke Wattenberg worked on a side field Wednesday as Denver prepares for three more practice days before preseason kicks off next week.
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Broncos training camp report: WR Jaylen Waddle exits practice with ‘muscle tightness’
Broncos receiver Jaylen Waddle left practice with what head coach Sean Payton called 'muscle tightness.' Plus, third-year cornerback Kris Abrams-Draine picked off quarterback Bo Nix in practice.
·Denver, United States
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Quiet moments at Broncos camp after Jaylen Waddle pulls up, Bo Nix gets knocked down. Both are OK
The Denver Broncos got a couple of more scares at training camp as star receiver Jaylen Waddle left practice early and didn't return and QB Bo Nix got knocked down during another drill Wednesday.
·New York, United States
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