The Broncos have released their final injury report ahead of a 'Monday Night Football' clash with the Bengals.

The Denver Broncos have struggled through the first three weeks of the season, losing their last two games on game-winning field goals. The defense has been lackluster, and the offense has been slow to start off,

Last week, the Los Angeles Chargers ran 80 offensive plays vs. the Broncos' 48. Fans complain that they're not seeing enough touches going to rookies like RJ Harvey and Pat Bryant, let alone young veterans like Marvin Mims Jr. and Troy Franklin, but it's hard to feed that many people with such a meager offering on the dinner table.

"I think there’s some adrenaline that comes with the game," Broncos QB Bo Nix said of playing on 'Monday Night Football.'

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The Denver Broncos and the Cincinnati Bengals released their final injury reports ahead of their Monday Night Football matchup. For the Broncos, they are entering the game fairly healthy, but had one of their explosive playmakers pop up on the injury report.

If the Bengals stumble again, especially with the Lions and Packers waiting on the schedule, that early 2-0 momentum will vanish. But this game isn’t just about math in the standings. When a team gets humiliated the way Cincinnati did last week,

The Denver Broncos have the clear advantage on paper, but that's why they play the games. Jake Browning could be in for a long night.