Jerry Jeudy Injury News & Updates

Jeudy brought in three of five targets for 76 yards and a touchdown in the Browns' 31-29 loss to the Titans on Sunday.

The veteran wideout put together one of his few productive performances of the season to date, posting his second-highest receiving yardage total of the season with the help of a season-long 60 yard reception that went for a touchdown with under three minutes remaining late in the first half. Jeudy appears to be developing some encouraging chemistry with Shedeur Sanders, now having posted a 7-141-1 line on 12 targets over the latter's first three starts.

Jeudy said Wednesday that he and quarterback Shedeur Sanders have moved on from a heated conversation in Sunday's loss to the 49ers, Zac Jackson of The Athletic reports.

Cameras caught the two players before they were separated by teammate Ethan Pocic. "We spoke about it," Jeudy said. "We're good. It's an emotional sport. Things happen in football." The receiver, who had a career-high 90 catches and earned a Pro Bowl nod in 2024, is having a frustrating season and is working with his third quarterback (and second rookie). Since Sanders took over as the starting QB, Jeudy has four catches on seven targets for 65 yards over the last two games.

Jeudy caught three of four targets for 26 yards in Sunday's 26-8 loss to the 49ers.

Four different Cleveland players tied for the team lead with three catches, and Jeudy's yardage was second to Harold Fannin's 43. Both teams had trouble passing the ball in windy conditions, but Jeudy's become an afterthought in the Browns' offense regardless of the weather. Over three games since Shedeur Sanders took over the as the starting QB, the veteran wideout has just a 7-86-0 line on 14 targets. Jeudy will try to find a way to make an impact in Week 14 against the Titans.

Jeudy caught one of three targets for 39 yards in Cleveland's win over Las Vegas on Sunday.

Jeudy's three targets from Shedeur Sanders tied for third on the team behind Harold Fannin's six. Jeudy secured just one of his three looks, and it went for a season-long 39-yard gain, but Jeudy lost a fumble at the end of the play after the ball was punched out from behind. The 2025 season has been a struggle for Jeudy, who has yet to hit 80 receiving yards in a game and has just one touchdown. Jeudy will face an injury-riddled leaky San Francisco defense in Week 13, but Cleveland's offense has been bad enough that Jeudy still isn't an exciting fantasy target in that matchup.

Jeudy brought in three of seven targets for 21 yards in Sunday's 23-16 loss to the Ravens.

Jeudy failed to build off of the momentum from his season-best outing against the Jets in Week 11 (6-78-1), finishing third in receiving yards for the Browns despite leading the team with seven targets. It didn't help the veteran wideout that his starting quarterback was knocked out of the game at halftime, nor did replacement QB Shedeur Sanders after completing 25 percent of his passes in relief. Cleveland's inconsistent play under center all season has limited Jeudy's production, making the wideout a risky fantasy play on a weekly basis.

Jeudy looks to build off the momentum created in Week 10's loss to the Jets, Chris Easterling of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.

Jeudy had a season-best outing last week, catching six of 12 targets for 78 yards and his first touchdown. The wideout believes his 10 first-half targets got him involved early and credits part of his success to the play calling of offensive coordinator Tommy Rees, who was given that job after head coach Kevin Stefanski relinquished calling plays coming out of the bye week. Cleveland's quarterback situation has not been ideal and is cited as a major factor in what has been a disappointing season for Jeudy, but the wideout needs to shoulder some of the blame. He leads the NFL with eight drops and has dropped 22.2 percent of the on-target passes thrown his way.

Jeudy caught six of 12 targets for 78 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 27-20 loss to the Jets.

After a forgettable first half of the season, the mercurial wide receiver put forth an encouraging performance coming out of Cleveland's Week 9 bye. Jeudy scored his first touchdown of the season on a 22-yard catch in the second quarter. His 66 receiving yards at halftime matched Jeudy's full-game season high. Jeudy tacked on only 12 yards in the second half but finished with game-high totals in targets, catches and receiving yards. Given the lack of proven alternatives in Cleveland's wide receiver room, Jeudy should continue to command significant volume in Week 11 against the Ravens.

Jeudy failed to catch either of his two targets in Sunday's 32-13 loss to the Patriots.

The veteran wideout continues to be an afterthought in the Browns' passing game, as tight ends David Njoku and Harold Fannin dominated the attention of rookie quarterback Dillon Gabriel. Jeudy has managed just a 9-75-0 line on 24 targets in Gabriel's four starts, and while the coaching staff might use a Week 9 bye to recalibrate the offense, Jeudy's fantasy appeal is at an all-time low.

Jeudy (knee) doesn't have an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Patriots, Scott Petrak of the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports.

Jeudy remained limited at practice Friday after a DNP on Wednesday and capped session Thursday, but he evidently showed Cleveland's staff enough to avoid a Week 8 injury designation. He has caught only 22 of 52 targets for 257 yards this season, with both poor quarterback play and Jeudy's own drops contributing to his underwhelming stat line.

Jeudy (knee) was a limited participant at Thursday's practice, Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Jeudy's limited participation is a step in the right direction after he didn't practice Wednesday. The underperforming wide receiver will have one more opportunity to upgrade to full practice participation Friday, which could help him avoid an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Patriots.

Jeudy (knee) was spotted on the field at practice Thursday, Daniel Oyefusi of ESPN.com reports.

Jeudy sat out the Browns' first Week 8 session Wednesday, so his return to the field Thursday is a welcome sight as he works through a knee issue. The Browns will release their second Week 8 injury report later Thursday, when it will be known whether Jeudy was a full or limited participant in practice. Jeudy has played in each of the Browns' first seven games, producing a 22-257-0 receiving line on 52 targets.

Jeudy (knee) didn't practice Wednesday, Daniel Oyefusi of ESPN.com reports.

He was listed with a knee injury last week, logging limited practices Wednesday and Thursday before returning to full participation Friday and avoiding a game designation. Jeudy tied TE Harold Fannin for the team lead in route share (85 percent) during Sunday's 31-6 win over Miami, finishing with just 16 yards on four targets in a bad-weather game where the Browns attempted a mere 18 passes. It was Jeudy's fifth straight game with fewer than 40 receiving yards and single-digit PPR points, but Cleveland's lack of alternatives at wide receiver means he should continue getting plenty of snaps if he's healthy enough to play this Sunday at New England.

Jeudy secured two of four targets for 17 yards in the Browns' 31-6 win over the Dolphins on Sunday.

Jeudy tied with multiple teammates for second in receptions and was also the runner-up for the Browns in targets. However, with Dillon Gabriel barely clearing the 100-yard mark through the air, Jeudy's five-catch, 66-yard tally back in Week 1 against the Bengals remains his best performance of the season, and he'll head into a Week 8 road matchup against the Patriots having fallen short of 20 receiving yards in two of the last three games.

Jeudy (knee) doesn't carry an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Dolphins after practicing fully Friday.

Jeudy was limited Wednesday and Thursday, but the wideout's return to a full session Friday paves the way for him to continue to lead the Browns' WR corps this weekend. In the team's 23-9 loss to the Steelers in Week 6, Jeudy recorded an 89 percent snap share en route to catching five of his team-high 13 targets for 43 yards. With tight end David Njoku (knee) ruled out, look for Jeudy and TE Harold Fannin (10 targets versus Pittsburgh) to remain busy in Cleveland's passing game Sunday.

Jeudy (knee) remained limited in practice Thursday, Scott Petrak of the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports.

Jeudy has logged back-to-back limited practices, so his participation level in Friday's practice will bear monitoring ahead of Sunday's home game against the Dolphins. If Jeudy faces any physical limitations against Miami, Isaiah Bond, Jamari Thrash and Malachi Corley could earn larger roles in Cleveland's inexperienced wide receiver room.

Jeudy (knee) was a limited participant in Wednesday's practice, Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Jeudy is listed on Cleveland's injury report for the first time this year, though the fact that he was able to practice on at least a limited basis provides reason for optimism that he'll be able to gain clearance for Sunday's matchup against the Dolphins. Still, Jeudy has struggled notably with efficiency across two appearances with quarterback Dillon Gabriel under center, having totaled seven grabs for 58 yards (on 18 targets) in that span. Even if he's able to resume practicing in full and avoid an injury designation entirely for Week 7, fantasy managers may be motivated to pursue an option at the wide receiver position that has demonstrated greater upside. Across six regular-season appearances so far Jeudy has yet to score a touchdown, and he hasn't surpassed 50 receiving yards since Week 2.

Jeudy recorded five receptions on 13 targets for 43 yards in Sunday's 23-9 loss to the Steelers.

Jeudy bounced back from a volume perspective in Dillon Gabriel's second career start, as he led the team in targets in Sunday's loss. However, the good news ended there, as Jeudy managed an abysmal 3.3 yards per target with a long reception of only 12 yards. Things haven't gone well between Gabriel and Jeudy early on, as Jeudy has only seven catches for 58 yards on 18 targets through Gabriel's first two starts.

Jeudy recorded two catches on five targets for 15 yards in Sunday's 21-17 loss to the Vikings.

There was some optimism for Jeudy's outlook with the Browns making a quarterback switch to Dillon Gabriel, but Jeudy instead posted his lowest yardage total in a game this season. Even worse was that he was out-targeted by both David Njoku and Isaiah Bond on an offense that isn't likely to sustain many fantasy-viable pass catchers. This was a tough spot for the Cleveland offense due to travel overseas and a stiff defensive matchup, so Jeudy could be in for a better showing in Week 6 against Pittsburgh.

Jeudy brought in three of nine targets for 48 yards in the Browns' 34-10 loss to the Lions on Sunday.

Joe Flacco completed under 50.0 percent of his passes on the afternoon, so Jeudy's inefficiency isn't surprising. The veteran speedster did finished second in receiving yards while pacing the Browns in targets, and Jeudy has either eight or nine targets in three of his first four contests. The 2020 first-round pick certainly doesn't lack for upside, but the combination of Flacco's struggles and the fact he'd be replaced by a rookie if he was benched depress Jeudy's fantasy outlook for the foreseeable future.

Jeudy brought in one of five targets for 17 yards in the Browns' 13-10 win over the Packers on Sunday.

The Browns' air attack had a quiet day overall, as David Njoku led Cleveland with a relatively sparse 40 receiving yards. Therefore, Jeudy's quiet afternoon wasn't a surprise, and all three components of his receiving line were season-low figures. Jeudy remains Cleveland's No. 1 wideout, however, and he could be a lot busier in a Week 4 road trip to Ford Field to face off with the Lions.

Jeudy secured four of eight targets for 51 yards in the Browns' 41-17 loss to the Ravens on Sunday.

Jeudy's receiving yardage total led the Browns on a day when Joe Flacco threw for just 199 yards, and when he and Dillon Gabriel spread the ball around to nine different pass catchers. There was talk of a second consecutive breakout campaign for Jeudy heading into 2025, and through two games, he has a 9-117-0 line on 16 targets as a Week 3 home date with the Packers approaches next Sunday.

Jeudy recorded five receptions on eight targets for 66 yards in Sunday's 17-16 loss to the Bengals.

Jeudy saw decent target volume overall, though Joe Flacco distributed the ball evenly to Harold Fannin, Cedric Tillman and Dylan Sampson. Jeudy narrowly led the team in receiving yards thanks to a meaningless catch in the final seconds of the game to turn in a passable fantasy line. However, he also dropped a target on fourth down early in the fourth quarter and had a pass deflect off his hands to turn the ball over earlier in the contest. Jeudy should have the chance to put together decent fantasy performances so long as Joe Flacco is under center, but it would be reassuring to see him command a higher rate of targets in Week 2 against the Ravens.

Jeudy is among the key Cleveland players not slated to play in Saturday's preseason game against the Eagles, Kelsey Russo of the Browns' official site reports.

Jeudy also sat out the team's preseason opener, so his last chance to log exhibition snaps will occur Aug. 23 against the Rams. As the coming season approaches, Jeudy remains entrenched as the No. 1 option in a Cleveland wideout corps that also includes Cedric Tillman, Jamari Thrash and Diontae Johnson.

Jeudy and Cedric Tillman won't play in Friday's preseason opener against the Panthers, Daniel Oyefusi of ESPN.com reports.

Browns coach Kevin Stefanski said he wants to play some of his projected starters, but Jeudy, Tillman and QB Joe Flacco apparently will be kept on ice. There presumably will be others, including on the defensive side. All signs point to Flacco getting the Week 1 start at QB, which is promising for Jeudy's fantasy value relative to the alternatives.

As training camp gets underway, Jeudy profiles as the Browns' clear-cut No. 1 wide receiver, Scott Petrak of the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports.

Jeudy is coming off a breakout campaign in 2024, during which he earned his first selection as a Pro Bowler, while recording 90 catches (on 145 targets) for 1,229 yards and four TDs in 17 regular-season outings. In his second season with Cleveland, the 2020 first-rounder is entrenched as the top wideout, but slotting behind Jeudy has yet to be determined, with Cedric Tillman and Diontae Johnson currently the top candidates emerge as the team's WR2. Additionally, it remains to be seen who Jeudy will be catching passes from come Week 1, given that the Browns' starting QB job is up for grabs. For now, Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders are the healthy signal-callers in the running for the assignment.

Jeudy recorded six receptions on 13 targets for 63 yards in Saturday's 35-10 loss to the Ravens.

As has been the case since Jameis Winston was benched, all of Cleveland's skill-position players have found it difficult to post strong stat lines. Positively, Jeudy commanded 13 targets on 34 total pass attempts by the Browns quarterbacks. However, that translated to a modest yardage total, particularly because he had a 30-yard reception with just over three minutes left in the fourth quarter with the game well out of reach. Jeudy wraps up his best season as a pro with 1,229 yards and 90 receptions and he figures to be a key figure in the Cleveland offense again in 2025.

Jeudy corralled 12 of 18 targets for 94 receiving yards in Sunday's 20-3 loss to Miami.

Jeudy finished with a game-high 12 receptions following last week's dud against the Bengals. It was apparent that backup QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson was trying to get his top wideout involved after leading the receiver to a 3-20-0 receiving line in Week 16. The volume did wonders for those in PPR formats, and fantasy managers will be hoping for more of the same in next Sunday's regular-season finale against the Ravens.

Jeudy (knee/shin) doesn't carry an injury designation into Sunday's game against the Dolphins, Scott Petrak of the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports.

Jeudy was limited in all three of Cleveland's practices but still has the green light to suit up Sunday. He had developed excellent chemistry with Jameis Winston (shoulder), but Jeudy's fantasy prospects are much less appealing now that the volatile Winston has been replaced by the more mobile, weaker-armed Dorian Thompson-Robinson as Cleveland's starting quarterback. Jeudy had just 20 yards in Robinson's first start of the season in Week 16 against the Bengals.

Jeudy (knee/shin) was limited at practice Thursday.

Jeudy -- who is coming off a two-catch, 20-yard effort in Week 16, was also deemed a limited participant on Wednesday's practice estimate, so the wideout will probably have to practice fully Friday in order to approach Sunday's game against the Dolphins without an injury designation. If available this weekend, Jeudy is likely to continue to work with QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson (calf), who was also limited Thursday but trending toward a second straight start.

Jeudy (knee/shin) was deemed limited on Wednesday's practice estimate, Daniel Oyefusi of ESPN.com reports.

Jeudy has been managing a knee issue of late, but his listed shin injury is a new concern heading into Week 17 action. The wideout will have two chances to upgrade to full participation, and in turn avoid an injury designation, ahead of Sunday's game against the Dolphins.

Jeudy brought in two of three targets for 20 yards in the Browns' 24-6 loss to the Bengals on Sunday.

Working with Dorian Thompson-Robinson as his quarterback instead of Jameis Winston (shoulder), Jeudy saw significant regression in his numbers Sunday. The speedy wideout didn't enjoy anything resembling the downfield role he often filled with the freewheeling Winston at the controls, as Thompson-Robinson averaged just 4.6 yards per attempt while also throwing a pair of interceptions and taking five sacks. Jeudy could be hard-pressed to seem much improvement in Week 17, as the talented Dolphins secondary comes to town.

Jeudy brought in 11 of 14 targets for 108 yards in the Browns' 21-7 loss to the Chiefs on Sunday.

Jeudy comfortably led the Browns in receptions, receiving yards and targets on an afternoon when Jameis Winston and Dorian Thompson-Robinson combined for just 154 passing yards and threw four interceptions between them. The 2020 first-round pick of the Broncos is putting the finishing touches on a career year despite his team's struggles, now boasting a 70-1,052-4 line across 14 games. Both the reception and receiving yardage totals are new high-water marks for the talented wideout, but he could see a downturn in production over the final three games if head coach Kevin Stefanski opts to turn to the erratic Thompson-Robinson at quarterback the rest of the way following Winston's benching Sunday.

Jeudy recorded five receptions on six targets for 64 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 27-14 loss to the Steelers.

Jeudy couldn't match his Week 13 explosion, but he remained productive with Jameis Winston under center. He began his performance with a long 35-yard touchdown catch after splitting the defense down the seam. While the Browns' offense was stalled for much of the contest thereafter, Jeudy did manage to remain a reliable target. Jeudy has now topped 70 receiving yards or found the end in each of Winston's six starts.

Jeudy secured nine of 13 targets for 235 yards and a touchdown while adding a two-point conversion catch in the Browns' 41-32 loss to the Broncos on Monday night.

Facing the team that invested the 15th overall pick of the 2020 NFL Draft in him, Jeudy ensured his return to Denver was a memorable one by recording career highs in receptions and receiving yards. Jeudy got to the latter total with a significant assist from a 70-yard touchdown reception early in the third quarter, as well as a 35-yard grab to open a possession early in the fourth quarter. The veteran wideout has displayed excellent chemistry with Jameis Winston since the latter took over the starting job, generating a 33-614-2 line on 49 targets over that five-game span. Jeudy will next take aim at a Steelers defense he generated six receptions for 85 yards against back in Week 12, as Cleveland travels to Pittsburgh for an AFC North clash on Sunday.

Jeudy brought in all six targets for 85 yards in the Browns' 24-19 win over the Steelers on Thursday night.

Jeudy led the Browns in receptions, receiving yards and targets on the night, turning in a solid encore to the 6-142-1 line he'd generated four days earlier against the Saints. Jeudy's talent has been unlocked since the move to Jameis Winston at quarterback, as he's now recorded at least six catches and 73 yards in the last four games with the veteran signal-caller under center. Jeudy will now have extra time to ramp up for a game that's likely to evoke a bit of additional incentive, a Week 13 road matchup against his old Broncos squad on Monday night, Dec. 2.

Jeudy caught six of 11 targets for 142 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 35-14 loss to the Saints.

The former Bronco was Jameis Winston's top downfield option, and most of Jeudy's production came on an 89-yard score in the first quarter. It's only the wideout's second TD of the year and his first since Cleveland's season opener, but if Winston -- who threw for 395 yards Sunday -- is regaining the form that saw him lead the league in passing yards in 2019, Jeudy figures to be in line for a big finish to the campaign. The Browns' aerial attack will face a tougher test in Week 12 against the Steelers.

Jeudy secured seven of 11 targets for 73 yards in the Browns' 27-10 loss to the Chargers on Sunday.

Jeudy set the pace in receptions while sharing the lead in targets with Cedric Tillman on what was a difficult afternoon overall for Jameis Winston. Jeudy has now exceeded 70 receiving yards in back-to-back games for the first time as a member of the Browns and logged 25 targets over the last three contests, affording him a formidable fantasy floor heading into a Week 11 road matchup against the Saints following a Week 10 bye.

Jeudy (knee) doesn't have an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Chargers, Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Jeudy was a limited participant in practice Thursday and Friday, but he'll be available Sunday against the Chargers. Recent personnel developments in Cleveland seem to have elevated Jeudy's fantasy stock, as Amari Cooper (wrist) was traded to Buffalo and Jameis Winston replaced Deshaun Watson (Achilles) under center. Jeudy was held to one catch in the first game after Cooper was traded, but the former bounced back with 79 receiving yards in Week 8 against the Ravens as Winston made his first start of the season.

Jeudy (knee) was limited at practice Thursday.

Jeudy practiced fully Wednesday, so his addition to the Browns' injury report a day later makes his status worth tracking. The team's upcoming injury report will relay whether the wideout approaches Sunday's game against the Chargers with an injury designation or cleared for Week 9 action.

Jeudy record recorded five receptions on eight targets for 79 yards in Sunday's 29-24 win over the Ravens.

The entire Browns' offense saw a boost with Jameis Winston under center, and Jeudy immediately managed one of his more impactful performances of the season. He got off to a relatively slow start with only one catch in the first half, but he got things going in the final two quarters with long gains of 30 and 14 yards. Even with unsustainable volume -- Winston took to the air 41 times -- there should be optimism that Jeudy will show improvement across the second half of the season.

Jeudy caught one of five targets for 18 yards in Sunday's 21-14 loss to Cincinnati in Week 7.

Jeudy ascended to the No. 1 receiver spot Sunday, the Browns' first game after the club traded Amari Cooper to Buffalo, but it didn't shake Jeudy out of a recent funk. He was limited to one catch for a third consecutive game, while he watched tight end David Njoku (14 targets) and Cedric Tillman (12) benefit the most from Cooper's departure. The game also featured a potentially season-ending injury to quarterback Deshaun Watson (Achilles') and an injury to backup Dorian Thompson-Robinson (finger), leaving the identity of Week 8's starter to be determined. Jameis Winston, who finished up Sunday's loss, could be the starter against Baltimore next week, but the uncertainty at the position impacts Jeudy and the rest of the targets.

Jeudy is expected to become the Browns' new No. 1 wide receiver after Cleveland traded Amari Cooper to Buffalo on Tuesday, Zac Jackson of The Athletic reports.

Through the Browns' first six games, Jeudy recorded just four fewer catches (20) and two fewer receiving yards (248) than Cooper, but the trade clears the way for Jeudy to serve as Cleveland's clear top wideout. With Cooper out of the mix, Jeudy and fellow wideouts Elijah Moore (ribs), Cedric Tillman as well as tight end David Njoku could see their involvement pick up to varying degrees, though poor quarterback play from Deshaun Watson could cap the upside for each of those pass catchers.

Jeudy caught one of three targets for 35 yards in Sunday's 20-16 loss to the Eagles in Week 6.

Jeudy was held to just one catch for the second consecutive game and has just six targets over the last two weeks. By now, it's become evident that Cleveland's offense is a mess, and quarterback Deshaun Watson is part of the problem. For a silver lining, Nick Chubb (knee) is due back Week 7, which could bring some harmony to the offense and have an impact on Jeudy the rest of the pass-catchers.

Jeudy caught one pass on three targets for 16 yards in Sunday's 34-13 loss to the Commanders.

Jeudy saw seven targets in three of the first four games of the regular season, but he saw a season-low three targets during Sunday's blowout. Jeudy saw just one pass from Deshaun Watson in the second half as Cleveland's offense struggled to move the ball down the field, with its only touchdown coming during garbage time late in the fourth quarter. Jeudy and the Browns' offense will look to bounce back in Week 6 against a well-rested Eagles defense that will be coming out of its bye.

Jeudy (knee) doesn't carry an injury designation into Sunday's game against the Commanders, Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Jeudy was listed as a full participant in practice all week, so there was never any concern for his Week 5 availability. Much like most members of Cleveland's passing offense, Jeudy has been a disappointment through four games, averaging 4.5 catches for 49.3 yards per contest, scoring just one touchdown. This matchup with Washington's secondary is one of the best the Browns will see all season.

Jeudy was on Thursday's injury report as a full participant with a knee injury.

Jeudy was similarly listed on Wednesday's injury report. The knee, which is a vestige of a training-camp injury, is not expected to hold him back Sunday against Washington. Jeudy has appeared in all four games thus far and has 18 catches on 30 targets for 197 yards and a touchdown.

Jeudy turned nine targets into six receptions for 72 yards in Sunday's 20-16 loss to Las Vegas.

Jeudy took a backseat to fellow starter Amari Cooper last week, but bounced back to lead the Browns in targets, receptions and yardage against the Raiders. Cleveland's passing game has been underwhelming in 2024 with Deshaun Watson under center, limiting Jeudy to 18 receptions (30 targets) for 197 yards and one touchdown through four games. Those numbers are good enough for those in deeper and PPR formats, but Jeudy lacks the upside to warrant "must-start" status in standard fantasy leagues heading into a Week 5 matchup against Washington.

Jeudy caught four of seven targets for 27 yards and scored a two-point conversion in Sunday's 21-15 loss to the Giants.

Jeudy came into the game leading the Browns with 98 receiving yards, but he went quiet while Amari Cooper broke out for two touchdowns, though at least Jeudy caught a two-point conversion after the second of Cooper's scores. Jeudy had just six yards on two first-half targets but picked up the pace a bit with the Browns playing catch-up in the second half. Cooper got banged up on Cleveland's final drive, so Jeudy could be the team's top wide receiver in Week 4 against the Raiders should Cooper's availability be affected.

Jeudy recorded five receptions on six targets for 73 yards in Sunday's 18-13 win over the Jaguars.

Jeudy remained a primary target in the Cleveland offense and led the team in receiving yards. He did the majority of his damage on a pair of catches that went for 30 and 21 yards, respectively. Even in a shaky passing offense, it's clear that the Browns have prioritized getting Jeudy involved and he's surprisingly been more productive than Amari Cooper in the early going.

Jeudy recorded three receptions on eight targets for 25 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 33-17 loss to the Cowboys.

The Browns made it a point to get Jeudy involved in the offense in his Cleveland debut, as only Amari Cooper saw more targets. That didn't translate to much production, though he did manage a four-yard touchdown catch midway through the third quarter. Deshaun Watson's ineffectiveness makes it difficult to trust Jeudy moving forward even given the amount of opportunity he saw.

Jeudy (knee) doesn't have an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Cowboys.

Jeudy dealt with a knee injury during training camp, and it was enough to get his name mentioned on the injury report, though he was a full participant in all three of Cleveland's practices and likely won't have any limitations come Sunday. The 2020 first-round draft pick of the Broncos will be making his Browns debut after an up-and-down four-year stint in Denver that included a 2022 season in which Jeudy produced 972 yards and six touchdowns.

Jeudy isn't slated to play in Saturday's preseason game in Seattle, Chris Easterling of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.

On Wednesday, coach Kevin Stefanksi said certain Browns starters had a chance to play this weekend, but the team ultimately will keep QB Deshaun Watson, WR Amari Cooper and TE David Njoku (undisclosed) on the sideline along with Jeudy. As a result, Jeudy's debut with Cleveland will have to wait until Week 1 on Sunday, Sept. 8 against the Cowboys after four campaigns in Denver in which he topped out with a 67-972-6 receiving line in 15 regular-season games back in 2022.

Jeudy participated in joint practices with Minnesota last week and may play in Saturday's preseason game at Seattle, Chris Easterling of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.

Browns coach Kevin Stefanski suggested that QB Deshaun Watson and other starters are scheduled to play in Saturday's preseason finale, after most of the key guys were held out for the first two exhibitions. That includes Jeudy, who dealt with a knee injury earlier in training camp but has now been a full practice participant for about a week. The 25-year-old will be Cleveland's No. 2 wideout, slotting in between top dog Amari Cooper and the demoted Elijah Moore.

Jeudy and numerous others starters aren't expected to play in Saturday's preseason game against Minnesota, Scott Petrak of the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports.

A lower-body injury has limited Jeudy this summer, but reports suggest he's been much more active in recent practices. He wouldn't play in this game even if there were no injury concern, as the Browns are also holding out QBs Deshaun Watson, RB Jerome Ford, TE David Njoku andWRs Amari Cooper (undisclosed), Elijah Moore, Cedric Tillman and David Bell (quad). The game will mostly be played by guys battling for back-end roster spots and backup roles.

Jeudy (leg) is participating in 7-on-7 drills at practice Wednesday, Zac Jackson of The Athletic reports.

Jeudy is on the field for 7-on-7 work for just the second time this training camp, as he's otherwise bounced between limited participation and time on the sideline due to a lingering leg injury. Scott Petrak of the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports that Jeudy also handled 1-on-1 reps in full pads Wednesday, so it looks like he's now healthy. Jeudy could thus be in line to make his Browns debut during Saturday's preseason game against the Vikings, though Cleveland elected to hold key starters including Deshaun Watson, Amari Cooper and David Njoku out from last week's exhibition opener against the Packers.

Jeudy (leg) is participating in Monday's practice, Scott Petrak of the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports.

Jeudy sat out this weekend's preseason opener against the Packers due to a leg injury, so it's encouraging to see him now back at practice. The veteran wideout has bounced on and off the practice field recently, sometimes as a full participant and sometimes while limited to individual drills, so it will be worth continuing to monitor his health. Jeudy's next chance to suit up for preseason action will come Saturday at home against the Vikings.

Jeudy (leg) is not in line to see action in Saturday's preseason opener against the Packers.

Jeudy has been managing a leg issue, and with the Browns not slated to play several key skill players -- including fellow wide receivers Amari Cooper and Elijah Moore -- it's no surprise that the 2020 first-rounder won't be see snaps Saturday. Cedric Tillman, David Bell, Jamari Thrash, Jaelon Darden, Michael Woods, James Proche, Matt Landers and Ahmarean Brown are the team's available WRs versus Green Bay.

Jeudy (leg) is not participating in Thursday's practice, Zac Jackson of The Athletic reports.

Jeudy returned to practice as a full participant Sunday, but he downgraded to individual drills Monday and is now watching practice from the sidelined while wearing a wrap on his left leg. The fifth-year pro is in prime position to work as the Browns' No. 2 receiver behind Amari Cooper, with Pro Bowl tight end David Njoku representing Deshaun Watson's other go-to option in the passing game, but Jeudy's health needs to be monitored as training camp progresses.

Jeudy, who participated in a full practice Sunday, worked through individual drills only Monday, Zac Jackson of The Athletic reports.

Jeudy made a splash Sunday, catching a 40-yard sideline route from quarterback Deshaun Watson, but he appears to be on a practice pitch count. That's likely in deference to the minor knee issue that caused him to miss most of camp. The Browns immediately extended Jeudy's contract after he was acquired in March, which is an obvious sign the plan is for Watson and Jeudy to be busy this season. The team envisions not only Jeudy's top-end speed but also views him as a dangerous weapon on quick throws out of the slot. The belief is that Jeudy and Pro Bowl tight end David Njoku can line up across the formation, allowing Watson to pick out mismatches on short, safe throws that could turn into big plays.

Jeudy (knee) practiced in full Sunday, per the Akron Beacon Journal.

Jeudy has been hampered by a knee injury for most of training camp, but he was able to log a limited practice Friday before participating in full Sunday. The wideout -- who came to Cleveland in an early-March trade -- should now be able to work on developing chemistry with new quarterback Deshaun Watson. Jeudy is slated to function as the Browns' No. 2 receiver alongside Amari Cooper.

Jeudy (knee) was limited at practice Friday, Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

After missing some time, Jeudy is being eased back into the mix, but his presence on the field both Thursday and Friday bode well for his chances of participating fully in practice before long. As the coming season approaches, Jeudy -- who signed a three-year extension with the Browns after coming over in a trade with the Broncos -- is slated to be a prime target for QB Deshaun Watson alongside top WR Amari Cooper, with Elijah Moore and Cedric Tillman also in line to garner their share of looks. In that context, Jeudy -- a 2020 first-rounder -- should have an opportunity to surpass the 54/758/2 receiving mark he recorded in 16 regular-season outings with Denver last season.

Jeudy (leg) is going through individual drills Thursday, with coach Kevin Stefanski saying the wideout is "close" to returning to practice, Daniel Oyefusi of ESPN.com reports.

Jeudy previously missed June minicamp and has yet to practice with his teammates at training camp, but it sounds like he'll get back on the field with plenty of time to spare before the start of the regular season. The Browns traded for him in March and gave him a three-year extension shortly thereafter, presumably making Jeudy their new No. 2 receiver after Elijah Moore struggled in the role last year.

Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski said Saturday that Jeudy (leg) is "ramping up" and "close" to joining teammates on the field for practice, Chris Easterling of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.

Jeudy worked on the side with trainers for a third consecutive day Saturday. Stefanski added that the wide receiver is "getting better" without going into detail regarding the leg injury.

Jeudy worked on the side during Thursday's practice due to a leg issue, Zac Jackson of The Athletic reports.

It's unclear if the leg is the same issue that forced Jeudy to miss time during June's minicamp. The injury does not appear to be a serious.

Coach Kevin Stefanski said Tuesday that Jeudy (undisclosed) isn't practicing but is in the building and "working through some things," Daniel Oyefusi of ESPN.com reports.

Jeudy appears to be dealing with a minor injury, per Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer, though details remain undisclosed. It doesn't sound like Jeudy is in any danger of being less than a full go for training camp late July, but there's a possibility he won't get back on the field before then. After being traded to Cleveland back in March, Jeudy quickly agreed to a three-year extension with the team. He's positioned to work as the No. 2 wideout behind Amari Cooper, who himself appears to be holding out from mandatory minicamp.

The Browns and Jeudy agreed to a three-year extension Tuesday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Prior to free agency opening last week, Cleveland acquired Jeudy from Denver for a pair of Day 3 picks in the 2024 Draft. Then, the two sides restructured his contract for the upcoming season, creating about $10 million in cap space. With this new deal, which includes $41 million in guaranteed money and up to $58 million overall, Jeudy is locked in through the 2027 campaign. Through four years as a pro, he's averaged 14.5 YPC and 8.6 YPT, amounting to 211 catches, 3.053 yards and 11 touchdowns in 57 games. Jeudy is slotting in as the No. 2 WR on the Browns behind Amari Cooper.

Jeudy and the Browns have agreed to a contract restructure to create more than $10 million in 2024 cap space, Field Yates of ESPN reports.

The agreement presumably adds void years, given that Jeudy is scheduled to play on the fifth-year option of his rookie contract and there's been no report of an extension since the Broncos traded him to the Browns. He'll likely be the No. 2 receiver in Cleveland, slotting in behind Amari Cooper and ahead of Elijah Moore. It's unclear how Jeudy's snaps will be divided between the perimeter and slot, as it could be argued that he and Moore both are at their best working inside.

Jeudy was traded to the Browns on Saturday for a fifth-round and sixth-round pick, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

The move clears close to $13 million in cap space for the Broncos, who have been in a complete roster teardown after a disappointing campaign under new head coach Sean Payton. This marks the third consecutive year the Browns have acquired a wide receiver via trade with Amari Cooper and Elijah Moore coming to Cleveland in subsequent offseasons. While the former target has certainly lived up to his billing, Moore likely will be pushed aside as the No. 3 target with the acquisition of Jeudy, who enters with a chance to change his career arc after four largely ho-hum seasons in Denver.

Jeudy caught three of five targets for 79 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 27-14 loss to the Raiders.

Jeudy slipped a few tackles en route to a 24-yard score during the second quarter. That marked just the second touchdown of the campaign for Jeudy, who also finished with 54 grabs on 86 targets for 758 yards in 16 games. After the Broncos exercised his fifth-year option for north of $12 million last offseason, Jeudy is set to be under contract with the team for the 2024 season, though it's uncertain as of now who Denver's starting quarterback will be.

Jeudy (illness) had three receptions on six targets for 54 yards in Sunday's 16-9 win over the Chargers.

Jeudy overcame a bout with an illness during the practice week to suit up and serve as one of Jarrett Stidham's top targets Sunday. The Broncos were without fellow starter Courtland Sutton (concussion), but Jeudy's usage did not increase with the former's abcense. The 24-year-old wound up receiving the same number of targets that he had averaged over his previous three games (six) with Sutton active. That said, Jeudy can still provide some fantasy value as a high-floor asset against the Raiders in Week 18.

Jeudy (illness) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Chargers.

Jeudy was listed as questionable for the contest after missing Friday's practice due to an illness, but he'll be available Sunday and should have an opportunity to be a key target for QB Jarrett Stidham in Week 17, with fellow WRs Courtland Sutton (concussion) and Marvin Mims (hamstring) inactive for the contest. In 14 games this season, Jeudy has logged a 48/625/1 receiving line on 75 targets, but the absence of Sutton and Mims could allow the 2020 first-rounder to see an uptick in production versus Los Angeles on the heels of back-to-back three-catch efforts in Weeks 15 and 16.

Jeudy (illness) is slated to play in Sunday's game versus the Chargers, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

After missing Friday's practice due to an illness, Jeudy was listed as questionable for Week 17 action. With Courtland Sutton (concussion) ruled out on Friday, and Schefter reporting that Marvin Mims (hamstring) isn't likely to suit up Sunday, an active Jeudy would represent the top pass-catching option for new starting quarterback Jarrett Stidham. Ultimately, Jeudy's status will be clarified approximately 90 minutes before a 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff.

Jeudy is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Chargers after missing Friday's practice due to an illness, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Meanwhile, Courtland Sutton (concussion) was ruled out for the contest, while Marvin Mims (hamstring) is listed as questionable after not practicing Friday. With that in mind, the Broncos could add WR reinforcements via the practice squad, but for now, the team's healthiest options at the position are Brandon Johnson and Lil'Jordan Humphrey. If Jeudy ends up being active for Sunday's 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff, he figures to be a key target for QB Jarrett Stidham, in the absence of Sutton and possibly Mims.

Jeudy had three receptions on five targets for 44 yards in Sunday's 26-23 loss to the Patriots.

Jeudy failed to take advantage of the early departure of No. 1 wideout Courtland Sutton (head), finishing in a five-way tie for the team lead in targets. The 2020 first-round selection has finished with three or fewer receptions for five consecutive weeks with zero touchdowns scored over that span. Jeudy's low usage makes him an unreliable fantasy option for Week 17, even if Sutton is forced to miss next Sunday's tilt against the Chargers.

Jeudy recorded three receptions on seven targets for 74 yards in Saturday's 42-17 loss to the Lions.

Jeudy posted his highest yardage since Week 3 and reached 70 yards for only the second time this season. He did the majority of his damage on a pair of catches that went for 40 and 19 yards, the first of which came on a long catch and run on the first offensive play of the game for the Broncos. Jeudy saw seven targets to lead the team while also matching his season high. Nevertheless, this performance may be hard to replicate as the Broncos would prefer to rely on their run game, and they'll likely be able to do so in Week 16 against the Patriots. It will also be worth monitoring Jeudy's practice status throughout the week as he took a hard hit and spent time in the medical tent, though he was never given an injury designation, per Parker Gabriel of The Denver Post.

Jeudy caught two of six targets for 16 yards in Sunday's 24-7 win over the Chargers.

Jeudy thought he had a five-yard touchdown in the second quarter, but it was reversed upon review, as he failed to get his second foot down along the sideline despite seemingly having enough room to do so. He remains stuck on one touchdown in 2023, and Jeudy had posted 16 or fewer yards in two of his last three games. Jeudy will try to turn things around Saturday in Detroit, but it has been a disappointing season so far after he set career highs with 972 receiving yards and six touchdowns in 2022.

Jeudy recorded three receptions on four targets for 51 yards in Sunday's 22-17 loss to the Texans.

Russell Wilson took to the air only 26 times, limiting opportunity for all of Denver's pass catchers. Jeudy finished second on the team in targets and yards, and the highlight of his day came on a 41-yard gain early in the fourth quarter that set up a touchdown on the next play. Jeudy has topped 65 yards just once this season, though he does have at least 50 in four of his last six games.

Jeudy (groin) doesn't have an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Texans, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Jeudy ramped up his practice activity as the week unfolded, and his full participation Friday helped the receiver avoid an injury designation altogether. After posting career highs with 972 receiving yards and six touchdowns last season, Jeudy has just 440 yards and one touchdown in 10 appearances, but he remains locked into a starting role across from Courtland Sutton.

Jeudy (groin) returned to a limited practice Thursday.

Though Jeudy didn't practice Wednesday, his absence was downplayed and his return to the field a day later supports the notion that the wideout will be available Sunday against the Texans. That said, Jeudy will probably need to practice fully Friday in order to avoid a Week 13 injury designation.

Jeudy (groin) didn't practice Wednesday, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Though Jeudy missed Wednesday's session, coach Sean Payton downplayed the wideout's absence afterward, noting "I think he'll be fine," while adding that "we'll see (Jeudy on Thursday)." While it looks like Jeudy will be back at practice in some capacity Thursday, he'll need to practice fully ahead of Sunday's game against the Texans in order to avoid a Week 13 injury designation.

Jeudy brought in two of three targets for 11 yards in Sunday's 29-12 win over the Browns.

Jeudy's 11 yards accounted for his lowest total of the season. Additionally, the veteran wideout saw his second-lowest snap share of the season, as he was on the field for just 61 percent of the Broncos' offensive snaps Sunday. With Marvin Mims' playing time increasing in recent weeks, it's possible that Jeudy could cede some opportunities to the rookie. Both Jeudy and Mims saw three targets against Cleveland. It also appears that teammate Courtland Sutton, who has out-targeted Jeudy 22 to 13 since Denver's Week 9 bye, has become the preferred option for quarterback Russell Wilson. Nonetheless, the fourth-year receiver will look to bounce back in a Week 13 matchup against the Texans.

Jeudy turned seven targets into five receptions for 58 yards in Sunday's 21-20 win over Minnesota.

Jeudy's seven targets tied backup running back Samaje Perine for the team lead Sunday, but it was fellow wideout Courtland Sutton who cashed in Denver's lone touchdown for the premier fantasy line. Jeudy did make the highlight reel on one of his five receptions when he appeared to fake a lateral to his right, before euro-stepping to his left while passing the puzzled defender for a decent gain. It is unclear whether the skilled route runner planned this move in advance, or if the unconventional tactic from an entirely different sport was performed on a whim. Either way, Jeudy will remain a deep-league option when the Broncos take on the Browns next Sunday.

Jeudy (hip) doesn't carry an injury designation for Sunday night's game against the Vikings after practicing fully Friday.

Jeudy was added to the Broncos' Week 11 injury report Thursday after being listed as a limited participant at practice with a hip injury, but the wideout was able to work fully Friday, setting the stage for him to face Minnesota on Sunday. In eight games to date this season, Jeudy has compiled a 30/371/1 receiving line on 43 targets, a rate of production that's down from his pace during the 2022 season, when he hauled in 67 of his 100 targets for 972 yards and six TDs in 15 contests.

Jeudy was a limited practice participant Thursday due to a hip injury, Troy Renck of Denver 7 News reports.

Jeudy practiced fully Wednesday, so his addition to the Broncos' injury report a day later is noteworthy. What the wideout is able to due Friday will thus be telling with regard to his status for Sunday's game against the Vikings. If the injury affects Jeudy's availability for the Week 11 contest, rookie second-round pick Marvin Mims could see added opportunities alongside starting wideout Courtland Sutton.

Jeudy recorded three receptions on three targets for 35 yards in Monday's 24-22 win over the Bills.

Denver's offense was keyed by the rushing attack, limiting the volume of all pass catchers except Courtland Sutton. Jeudy put up an uninspiring stat line as a result, though he contributed significantly to the win by drawing a 28-yard pass interference penalty with 35 seconds remaining in the contest to set up the game-winning field goal. Overall, Jeudy was held under 50 receiving yards for the third time this season and for the second time in his last four games.

Jeudy had two receptions on six targets for 50 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 24-9 win over the Chiefs.

Jeudy wound up finishing as Denver's top receiver despite registering his lowest reception total of the season. The 24-year-old made the most of his limited opportunities, reaching 50 receiving yards for the fifth time in seven active games this season. A lack of touchdowns was holding back Jeudy's fantasy value, but he finally got off the schneid in the upset victory over Kansas City. Jeudy will look to build off of his promising fantasy day when Denver returns from its bye to face Buffalo on Monday Night Football on Nov. 13.

Jeudy caught all five of his targets for 64 yards in Sunday's 19-17 win over the Packers.

Jeudy hauled in everything thrown his way, resulting in him finishing second to Courtland Sutton in all major receiving categories. Although his 64 yards marked his most since Week 2, Jeudy is still yet to find the end zone through six appearances, tempering his stock ahead of next Sunday's matchup versus the Chiefs.

Jeudy brought in three of five targets for 14 yards in the Broncos' 19-8 loss to the Chiefs on Thursday night.

Jeudy looked nothing like a No. 1 receiver on a night where Russell Wilson threw for under 100 yards, posting his lowest yardage total since Week 2 of the 2022 season in the process. The 2020 first-round pick was coming off a season-high tally of six receptions in Week 5, so perhaps Thursday night's numbers will subsequently prove an outlier against a tough defense. Jeudy's first opportunity to put the washout of a night behind him comes in a Week 7 home matchup against the Packers on Sunday, Oct. 22.

Jeudy had six receptions on seven targets for 50 yards in Sunday's 31-21 loss to the Jets.

Jeudy's six receptions led all Bronco receivers Sunday while setting a new season high for the wideout. His seven targets also led the team, and only running back Samaje Perine finished with more receiving yards for Denver. Jeudy is now averaging 4.3 receptions and 52 yards through four active games. The 2020 first round pick is being held back by a lack of touchdowns, with all three of his red zone targets this season coming in garbage time of a 70-20 loss to Miami in Week 3. Jeudy will attempt to score that elusive first touchdown of the season against the Chiefs on Thursday Night Football.

Jeudy (knee) was a full participant in Thursday's practice.

Jeudy has opened both of the past two weeks with limited practices on account of the knee issue, but he appears to be in a better spot on the health front this week compared to last. In Week 4, Jeudy didn't put in a full practice until Friday, but he proceeded to head into the Broncos' eventual 31-28 win over the Bears without an injury designation en route to finishing with three catches for 52 yards on five targets. The modest stat line came against a Bears pass defense that ranks among the NFL's worst through the first four weeks of the season, so Jeudy may not make for the most inspiring fantasy option Week 5 while he takes aim at a more formidable Jets secondary headlined by reigning first-team All-Pro cornerback Sauce Gardner.

Jeudy (knee) was limited at practice Wednesday.

Jeudy was limited at practice last Wednesday and Thursday before working fully Friday and heading into Week 4 action without an injury designation. With no reported setbacks in this past Sunday's 31-28 win over the Bears (in which Jeudy caught three of his five targets for 52 yards), there's a solid chances that the wideout's listed limitations Wednesday were maintenance-related.

Jeudy caught three of five targets for 52 yards in Sunday's 31-28 win over the Bears.

Jeudy led the team in receiving yards while tying for the lead in both catches and targets, but he wasn't responsible for any of Russell Wilson's three touchdown passes. After missing the season opener due to a hamstring injury, Jeudy has 11 catches for 158 yards on 17 targets in three subsequent games, but he has yet to score a touchdown after getting into the end zone six times last season. Ending the touchdown drought won't be easy in Week 5 against the Jet's stout secondary.

Jeudy (knee) practiced fully Friday and doesn't carry an injury designation into Sunday's game against the Bears, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Jeudy was limited in practice Wednesday and Thursday but upgraded to full participation Friday and thus avoided the final injury report. He battled a hamstring injury heading into the season and ramped up his production from 25 yards in Week 2 to 81 yards in Week 3 after sitting out the season opener. Sunday's trip to Chicago presents a breakout opportunity for Jeudy, as the Bears are allowing 35.3 PPG -- second-most in the NFL behind Jeudy's own Broncos (40.7).

Jeudy (knee) remained a limited participant at practice Thursday, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Jeudy will presumably need to practice fully Friday in order to avoid taking an injury designation into Sunday's game against the Bears. Through two appearances this season, Jeudy has produced an 8-106-0 receiving line on 12 targets.

Jeudy (knee) was limited at practice Wednesday.

Jeudy was on the field for 47 of a possible 62 snaps on offense in this past Sunday's 70-20 loss to the Dolphins, en route to catching five of his seven targets for 81 yards. It remains to be seen if Jeudy's limitations Wednesday stem from an injury issue he sustained in Week 3 or is something that turned up in practice. In any case, his status is now worth tracking as this weekend's game against the Bears approaches.

Jeudy brought in five of seven targets for 81 yards in the Broncos' 70-20 loss to the Dolphins on Sunday.

Jeudy was quiet early but came on as the game unfolded and finished second in receptions, receiving yards and targets to Courtland Sutton on the Broncos for the afternoon. The fourth-year speedster exponentially improved on his Week 2 season debut performance, when he produced a 3-25 line on five targets. Jeudy's first opportunity to continue his upward trajectory comes in a favorable Week 4 road matchup against the Bears.

Jeudy (hamstring) had three receptions on five targets for 25 yards and no scores in Sunday's 35-33 loss to the Commanders.

Russell Wilson had a vintage game where he aired it out for over 300 yards, but Jeudy missed the party and was held to just 25 yards in his season debut. The positive news is that the 2020 first-round pick didn't suffer a setback to the hamstring that cost him the first game of the season. If Wilson is able to continue playing at the level he showed us Sunday, then we will see better stat lines from Jeudy now that he is healthy. That first opportunity will come against Miami next Sunday.

Jeudy (hamstring) was a full participant in practices Thursday and Friday and doesn't have an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Commanders.

Per Ryan McFadden of The Denver Post, head coach Sean Payton confirmed Jeudy will be ready to make his season debut Sunday after the fourth-year wideout was previously held out of the Broncos' 17-16 loss to the Raiders in Week 1. Payton added that Jeudy isn't expected to be held to any sort of limited snap count Sunday, after the wideout checked out fine during his pair of full practices this week. With that in mind, expect Jeudy and Courtland Sutton to pace the Denver receiving corps in both snaps and targets, while the likes of Lil'Jordan Humphrey, Marvin Mims and Brandon Johnson fill depth roles behind them.

Jeudy (hamstring) practiced fully Thursday, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Jeudy was limited at practice Wednesday, but after reportedly being close to playing in Week 1, the wideout is poised to make his regular-season debut Sunday against the Commanders. He's in line to start opposite Courtland Sutton in the Broncos' Russell Wilson-helmed offense, and in that context Jeudy figures to see a steady share of targets on a weekly basis as long as he can stay healthy.

Jeudy (hamstring) was limited at practice Wednesday.

Per Zac Stevens of TheDNVR.com, coach Sean Payton relayed Wednesday that Jeudy was "close" to playing in Week 1. With that in mind, the wideout appears to be trending in the right direction ahead of Sunday's game against the Commanders.

Jeudy (hamstring) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Raiders, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Jeudy took a questionable tag into the weekend after a trio of limited practices this week, and though Parker Gabriel of The Denver Post notes that the wideout was able to take part in some on-field work earlier Sunday, he'll ultimately be in street clothes for the season opener. Based on Jeudy's level of activity over the past week, he should have a good chance at making it back in the lineup for the Broncos' Week 2 matchup with the Commanders on Sept. 17. With Jeudy out for the opener, however, Courtland Sutton and rookie Marvin Mims should see most of the looks in the passing game, while tight ends Adam Trautman and Greg Dulcich could also have expanded profiles on offense.

Jeudy (hamstring) is not expected to suit up Sunday versus the Raiders, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

The Broncos appear to be taking a cautious approach to Jeudy's recovery from a right hamstring injury suffered Aug. 24, and which kept him off the practice field until this week, when he managed to return in a limited capacity. If Jeudy is indeed officially listed among Denver's inactives ahead of Sunday's 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff, Courtland Sutton will stand serve as Russell Wilson's top wide receiver, with rookie Marvin Mims operating as the No. 2 man. Brandon Johnson could step up in the No. 3 role, while all of Phillip Dorsett, Lil'Jordan Humphrey and David Sills may be called up from the practice squad.

Jeudy (hamstring) is listed as questionable for Sunday's contest versus the Raiders, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Jeudy made an early departure from practice on Aug. 24 due to a right hamstring injury that kept him off the field until Week 1 prep, when he was able to string together three consecutive limited practices. Coach Sean Payton has expressed optimism throughout the week, saying the wide receiver is "doing well" and "looked good" on separate occasions, per Parker Gabriel of The Denver Post. Ultimately, Jeudy's availability Sunday may be tied to how he fares in a pregame warmup, with a decision on his status to be made about 90 minutes before a 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff. If Jeudy is limited or out this weekend, Courtland Sutton will serve as Denver's top wide receiver, with rookie Marvin Mims and Brandon Johnson also in the mix and all of Phillip Dorsett, Lil'Jordan Humphrey and David Sills candidates to be elevated from the practice squad.

Jeudy (hamstring) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice.

Jeudy's right hamstring injury resulted in his reps being capped for the second straight day, but he still believes he'll be able to suit up Sunday against the Raiders, per Parker Gabriel of The Denver Post. At the same time, Jeudy acknowledged that his availability for Sunday will be contingent on him continuing to show improvement, so the Broncos may need to see the wideout to put in a full practice Friday in order to feel comfortable keeping him active Week 1. If Jeudy ends up sitting out Sunday, rookie Marvin Mims would be in store for a larger role alongside starting wideout Courtland Sutton. Head coach Sean Payton could also make frequent use of two tight-end formations featuring second-year player Greg Dulcich and offseason pickup Adam Trautman.

Jeudy (hamstring) practiced on a limited basis Wednesday, Troy Renck of Denver 7 News reports.

Renck suggested that Jeudy "appeared to be running at around 75 percent speed as he executed routes," but the wideout's ability to practice in any capacity Wednesday offers hope that he could be available for Sunday's regular season opener against the Raiders. In order to avoid a Week 1 injury designation, however, Jeudy would presumably need to log a full practice by Friday.

Jeudy (hamstring) did conditioning work to the side at practice Monday, Mike Klis of 9News Denver reports.

Jeudy continues to make positive strides in his recovery from a right hamstring injury sustained Aug. 24. The Broncos have already said that Jeudy won't start the season on IR, but his availability for Sunday's regular-season opener against the Raiders is no sure thing. If Jeudy has to miss time, or is significantly limited while on the field, Marvin Mims and, to a lesser extent, Brandon Johnson will stand to see significantly expanded roles behind Courtland Sutton.

Jeudy (hamstring) is not being placed on injured reserve to start the season, James Palmer of NFL Network reports.

With the 53-man-roster deadline having passed Tuesday afternoon, teams can now place players on injured reserve and later bring them back to the active roster after a minimum of four missed weeks. The Broncos aren't sure about Jeudy's Week 1 availability but at least have some hope he'll be ready early in the season after injuring his hamstring Aug. 24. They can always change course and put Jeudy on IR later on if he suffers a setback.

Jeudy is expected to miss several weeks with what is described as a moderate hamstring injury that he suffered during Thursday's practice, Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero of NFL Network report.

With that potential timeline in mind, Jeudy's status for Week 1 is in question. On the plus side, the report suggests that there's optimism that the wideout's issue won't be a long-term one that extends beyond the initial estimate. While Jeudy -- who is slated to undergo an MRI -- is unavailable, Courtland Sutton and Marvin Mims are in line to lead Denver's WR corps, with the likes of Brandon Johnson, Marquez Callaway and Kendall Hinton in the mix to claim added work during that span.

Jeudy is scheduled for an MRI on his hamstring after leaving Thursday's practice early, Troy Renck of Denver 7 News reports.

Jeudy limped off the field with assistance Thursday morning and was then carted back to the locker room while holding the back of his right leg. James Palmer of NFL Network notes that Jeudy was visibly upset and had trouble getting on/off the medical cart. He'll miss Denver's preseason finale Saturday against the Rams and is now in doubt for the start of the regular season. Jeudy missing games likely would lead to more targets for Courtland Sutton, additional playing time for Marvin Mims and increased use of formations with multiple TEs and/or FB Michael Burton on the field. Behind Jeudy, Sutton and Mims, the Broncos have Brandon Johnson, Marquez Callaway and Kendall Hinton as the leading candidates for depth roles at WR.

Jeudy was carted off the field Thursday after suffering an apparent hamstring injury, Zac Stevens of TheDNVR.com reports.

Per Parker Gabriel of The Denver Post, Jeudy was holding the back of his right leg as he was being carted off. While the severity of the wideout's issue remains to be seen, at a minimum Jeudy is iffy for Saturday's preseason finale against the Rams. If he's forced to miss time, Courtland Sutton and Marvin Mims would profile as the Broncos' top available wideouts, with Brandon Johnson, Marquez Callaway and Kendall Hinton, among others, in the depth mix.

The Broncos picked up Jeudy's fifth-year option for the 2024 season Monday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Denver now has Jeudy under contract for two more seasons, setting him up to carry a $12.98 million salary for the 2024 campaign. The 24-year-old fell short of his first 1,000-yard season by just 28 yards last year, but a strong finish nonetheless allowed him to rack up a 67-972-6 receiving line through 15 appearances. The Broncos added rookie wideout Marvin Mims in the second round of April's draft, and Tim Patrick (knee) could play a significant role once fully recovered from his ACL tear, but picking up Jeudy's fifth-year option is a no-brainer for new head coach Sean Payton.

The Broncos picked up Jeudy's fifth-year option for the 2024 season on Monday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Denver now has Jeudy under contract for two more season, setting him up to carry a $12.98 million salary for the 2024 campaign. The 24-year-old fell short of of his first 1,000-yard season by just 28 yards last year, but a strong finish nonetheless allowed him to rack up a 67-972-6 receiving line through 15 appearances. The Broncos added rookie wideout Marvin Mims in the second round of April's draft, and Tim Patrick (knee) could play a significant role once fully recovered from his ACL tear, but picking up Jeudy's fifth-year option is a no-brainer for new head coach Sean Payton.

Jeudy secured five of six targets for 154 yards in the Broncos' 31-28 win over the Chargers on Sunday. He also rushed three times for 39 yards and recovered a fumble.

Jeudy led the Broncos in receptions and receiving yards while checking in second to Courtland Sutton in targets. While the third-year speedster wasn't on the receiving end of any of Russell Wilson's three touchdown tosses, Jeudy recorded a game-long 57-yard reception that put Denver in business at the Chargers' three-yard line late in the second quarter, leading to an Eric Tomlinson three-yard scoring grab. Jeudy fell just 28 short of his first 1,000-yard season, but both his 67 receptions, 972 receiving yards and six touchdowns across 15 games were all career highs. The 2020 first-round pick enters the final year of his rookie contract in 2023, but given his strong body of work in his first season with Russell Wilson, it's likely the Broncos pick up Jeudy's fifth-year option this offseason.

Jeudy (ankle) doesn't have an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Chargers, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Jeudy gained clearance for the season finale after he put in a full practice Friday following limited sessions Wednesday and Thursday. Though the Denver passing offense has mostly been an unproductive one in 2022, Jeudy has posted his best numbers in the season's final stanza. Over his last four appearances, Jeudy has been targeted no fewer than eight times on any occasion while stringing together a 28-304-3 receiving line.

Jeudy (ankle) will be a limited participant in Thursday's practice, Zac Stevens of TheDNVR.com reports.

Jeudy's reps are being capped for the second straight day, but the Broncos haven't yet suggested that the third-year wideout is dealing with any sort of setback with the ankle issue that resulted in him being listed questionable ahead of last week's game against the Chiefs. He was ultimately cleared to play in the Broncos' eventual 27-24 loss, playing 89 percent of the offensive snaps en route to recording seven catches for 38 yards on eight targets. Assuming he gets the green light for Sunday's season finale against the Chargers, Jeudy should once again fill a high-volume role in the Denver passing attack.

Jeudy (ankle) was listed as a limited practice participant Wednesday.

Jeudy was limited at practice last week and deemed questionable for the Broncos' Week 17 contest against the Chiefs, but he ended up suiting up and recording an 89 percent snap share, while catching seven of his eight targets for 38 yards. With no reported setbacks, we suspect that the wideout's listed limitations Wednesday could well be precautionary versus indicative of any setbacks with his ankle.

Jeudy caught seven of eight targets for 38 yards in Sunday's 27-24 loss to the Chiefs.

Jeudy's underwhelming performance came on a day when he led the team in targets while the Broncos traded blows with the Chiefs. The veteran's 38 yards were his lowest in his past five games, as he has been one of the lone bright spots for Denver's offense in recent weeks. The growing chemistry between Jeudy and Russell Wilson may not have rendered much in the way of fantasy production Sunday, but the 23-year-old wideout will look to finish the year on a strong note when the Broncos host the Chargers in Week 18.

Jeudy (ankle) is active for Sunday's game against the Chiefs.

Jeudy will play through the ankle injury again, facing a Chiefs defense he scored three touchdowns against three weeks ago. He's caught 13 passes for 193 yards in two games since, emerging as one of the few bright spots for Denver in the second half of the season.

Jeudy (ankle) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Chiefs after logging limited practices this week.

Jeudy's status thus is worth confirming, but fortunately for those inclined to use him in Week 17 fantasy lineups, the Broncos kick off at 1:00 p.m. ET on Sunday. For his part, interim head coach Jerry Rosburg noted Friday that he fully expects Jeudy to play, according to Troy Renck of Denver 7 News. If so, the 2020 first-rounder would be a key passing target for QB Russell Wilson versus Kansas City alongside fellow wideout Courtland Sutton.

Jeudy (ankle) will remain a limited participant in Thursday's practice, Jeff Legwold of ESPN.com reports.

Each of Denver's top three receivers will have their reps capped for the second day in a row, with Courtland Sutton (hamstring) and Kendall Hinton (hamstring) joining Jeudy as limited participants. Considering both Jeudy and Sutton played north of 75 percent of the snaps on offense in Sunday's 51-14 loss to the Rams and neither is believed to be dealing with any reported setbacks with their respective injuries, the two are likely having their practice participation managed for maintenance-related reasons. Hinton, meanwhile, has sat out Denver's last two games and may need to advance to full participation to get cleared for Sunday's game in Kansas City.

Jeudy (ankle) was limited at practice Wednesday, Ellie Kinney of the Broncos' official site reports.

As were fellow wideouts Courtland Sutton (hamstring) and Kendall Hinton (hamstring), which makes the trio's status worth monitoring as Sunday's game against the Chiefs approaches. Per Mike Klis of 9News Denver,Jeudy headed to the locker room with a trainer during Wednesday's practice, but was subsequently able to finish the session.

Jeudy had six receptions (10 targets) for 117 yards in Sunday's 51-14 loss to the Rams.

Jeudy was the lone bright spot in yet another forgettable performance from the Broncos offense. The 23-year-old put his route-running skills on full display when he ran a crisp sluggo that beat two Los Angeles defenders for a 36-yard gain. Jeudy set a new high-water mark in receiving yards with this standout effort, bringing his season total up to 780 yards through 13 starts. The Broncos will face the Chiefs on Jan. 1, and Jeudy will match up with a defense that he torched for three touchdowns when they met in Week 14.

Jeudy recorded seven receptions on eight targets for 76 yards in Sunday's 24-15 win over Arizona.

As expected, Jeudy led Denver's receiving corps in targets, receptions and yards with Courtland Sutton (hamstring) still sidelined. Jeudy's performance was highlighted by gains of 19 and 14 yards, though he otherwise worked primarily in the short areas of the field. While he wasn't able to repeat his three-touchdown performance from Week 14, Jeudy has 17 targets and 149 yards combined across his last two games.

Jeudy is set to be the Broncos' featured wide receiver Sunday against the Cardinals with both Courtland Sutton (hamstring) and Kendall Hinton (hamstring) ruled out for the contest, Aric DiLalla of the team's official site reports.

While Jeudy should have his fill of targets, they won't be coming from Russell Wilson, as the quarterback remains in the concussion protocol and has been ruled out for Week 15 action. Instead, Jeudy will be operating with Brett Rypien, who has managed just 5.6 yards per attempt on 96 passes across six career appearances. Still, Jeudy currently is on a nice two-game run, which has amounted to 12 catches (on 13 targets) for 138 yards and three touchdowns, with all three scores coming last Sunday versus the Chiefs.

Jeudy caught eight of nine targets for 73 yards and three touchdowns in Sunday's 34-28 loss to Kansas City.

With Courtland Sutton (hamstring) sidelined, Jeudy was the top option in the Denver passing game and proved to be more than up to the challenge, hauling in two TD tosses from Russell Wilson (concussion) late in the second quarter as the Broncos began an ultimately futile attempt to come back from a 27-0 deficit. Jeudy then caught his team's final score of the day on a seven-yard pass from Brett Rypien after Wilson was forced out of the game. The huge performance doubled Jeudy's touchdown total on the season, but his fantasy outlook would still be a little dimmer in Week 15 against the Cardinals if Rypien is back under center instead of Wilson.

Jeudy (ankle) practiced fully Friday and has no injury designation ahead of Sunday's game against the Chiefs.

Jeudy has healed up just in time to take on the leading role in a Broncos receiving corps that will be without Courtland Sutton (hamstring). Kendall Hinton will likely work as a distant second on the wide receiver depth chart in a game that could feature a pass-heavy game script for the underdog Broncos.

Jeudy (ankle) remained a limited participant at practice Thursday, Ellie Kinney of the Broncos' official site reports.

Jeudy returned from a two-game absence in this past Sunday's 10-9 loss to the Ravens, catching all four of his targets for 65 yards while playing 19 snaps. Since then, he's logged two straight limited practices, but unless Jeudy works fully Friday, he'll likely head into this weekend's game against Kansas City with an injury designation. According to Zac Stevens of TheDNVR.com, head coach Nathaniel Hackett said Thursday that he expects Jeudy to be available against the Chiefs, though Hackett is still working out whether the receiver will be on a restricted snap count like he was last week.

Jeudy (ankle) was a limited participant in Wednesday's practice.

Jeudy came back from a two-game absence to catch each of his four targets for 65 yards in Sunday's 10-9 loss at Baltimore; his third best yardage total of the season despite playing only 20 snaps (38 percent). He should play a lot more this week against the Chiefs, assuming no setbacks with the ankle, and Jeudy is the clear No. 1 receiver with Courtland Sutton (hamstring) now expected to miss at least one game.

Jeudy secured all four targets for 65 yards in the Broncos' 10-9 loss to the Ravens on Sunday.

Jeudy put in a solid effort in his return from a two-game absence, checking in second in receptions and receiving yards to tight end Greg Dulcich. Courtland Sutton's early exit due to a hamstring injury didn't hurt Jeudy's chances of drawing some of Russell Wilson's attention, but the entire Broncos offense continues to be stuck in neutral for the most part. Jeudy could be due for an elevated role in Week 14 if Sutton is unable to suit up for the home showdown against the Chiefs.

Jeudy (ankle) is active for Sunday's game against the Ravens, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Jeudy will return to action after missing the Broncos' last two contests due to an ankle injury. He was listed as a non-participant in practices Wednesday and Thursday before returning to the field Friday in a limited fashion, so there's some reason to suspect that he could be more limited than usual as he rejoins the lineup. In any case, Jeudy is expected to start out wide opposite Courtland Sutton, while Kendall Hinton likely steps in as the Broncos' primary slot man with KJ Hamler (hamstring) on injured reserve.

Jeudy (ankle) officially listed as questionable, is expected to play Sunday against the Ravens barring a setback, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Jeudy has missed each of Denver's last two games with the injury, but he returned to practice in limited fashion Friday. He was previously reported to be a game-time decision, and his status will not become official until shortly before Sunday's 1:00 p.m. ET kickoff. Even if he is active, Jeudy could face a snap count.

Coach Nathaniel Hackett said Friday that Jeudy (ankle) will be a game-time decision for Sunday's contest at Baltimore, George Stoia III of The Denver Gazette reports.

As of Thursday, Jeudy had yet to practice since hurting his left ankle back in Week 10, which has sidelined him the past two weeks. Still, the Broncos are listing the third-year pro as questionable to play Week 13, per Zac Stevens of TheDNVR.com. The top of Denver's receiving corps is influx at the moment, with Courtland Sutton dealing with a stomach bug and KJ Hamler suffering a setback with his hamstring issue this week. The release of the team's inactives about 90 minutes before Sunday's 1:00 p.m. ET kickoff will clarify who among Sutton and Jeudy is available to the offense, but Kendall Hinton, Montrell Washington and Jalen Virgil are the current healthy options on the active roster.

Jeudy (ankle) didn't practice Thursday, Jeff Legwold of ESPN.com reports.

Nor did KJ Hamler, who is in line to miss time after suffering a setback with his hamstring injury. Jeudy has one more chance to practice before Sunday's game against the Ravens, but if he ends up missing a third straight contest, Courtland Sutton and Kendall Hinton would be in line to lead the Broncos' Week 13 wideout corps.

Jeudy (ankle) won't practice Wednesday, Zac Stevens of TheDNVR.com reports.

Both Jeudy and KJ Hamler (hamstring) missed the past two games and are in danger of missing Sunday's contest in Baltimore after starting Week 13 prep as non-participants. With Jeudy and Hamler out, Kendall Hinton has worked as Denver's No. 2 receiver while practice-squad callup Brandon Johnson has taken most of the No. 3 snaps.

Jeudy (ankle) won't play Sunday against the Panthers, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Jeudy will miss a second consecutive game after hurting his ankle in Week 10 against the Titans. His next opportunity to play will come in Week 13 against the Ravens. With fellow wide receiver KJ Hamler (hamstring) also ruled out, Kendall Hinton will continue to see added opportunities opposite Courtland Sutton.

Jeudy (ankle) was listed as a non-participant on Thursday's practice estimate.

Back-to-back listed DNPs make what Jeudy is able to do at Friday's practice pivotal with regard to his status for Sunday's game against the Panthers. The same applies to KJ Hamler (hamstring), and if one or both of the wideouts are sidelined versus Carolina, Kendall Hinton would continue to see added snaps alongside Courtland Sutton, with Jalen Virgil, Montrell Washington and possibly practice squad member Brandon Johnson also in the mix in Week 12.

Jeudy (ankle) won't practice Wednesday, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

The same applies to KJ Hamler (hamstring), with both players viewed as day-to-day ahead of Sunday's game against the Panthers, per coach Nathaniel Hackett. If one or both remained sidelined this weekend, Kendall Hinton would once again be in line to see added WR snaps in Week 12 alongside Courtland Sutton.

Coach Nathaniel Hackett said Tuesday that Jeudy (ankle) remains day-to-day, but the Broncos are hopeful the wideout will be back this week, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Jeudy was sidelined for Denver's loss to Las Vegas due to an ankle injury he picked up on the Broncos' first offensive play of Week 10. He was unable to practice at all during Week 11 prep, so a limited session Wednesday would be another step in the right direction, though his availability for Sunday's matchup against Carolina likely won't be known until later in the week.

Jeudy (ankle) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Raiders, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Per coach Nathaniel Hackett, the hope is that Jeudy, who remains day-to-day, can play Week 12 against the Panthers. With Jeudy and KJ Hamler (hamstring) out Sunday, Courtland Sutton will lead the Broncos' wideout corps versus Las Vegas, with Kendall Hinton (shoulder, questionable) -- if active -- Jalen Virgil and Montrell Washington also available to mix in. Moreover, the team could add further WR depth ahead of the contest via the practice squad.

Jeudy (ankle) wasn't spotted during the media availability at Friday's practice, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Jeudy hasn't practiced at all this week after hurting his ankle early in Week 10 against the Titans. Denver's Week 11 injury report will provide a specific injury designation, but Jeudy's inability to practice suggests that he's unlikely to suit up against the Raiders on Sunday.

Head coach Nathaniel Hackett said Jeudy (ankle) won't practice Thursday, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

The third-year wideout will miss his second straight practice on account of the left ankle injury and is considered day-to-day as Sunday's game against the Raiders draws closer. Jeudy will likely need to get back on the practice field in some capacity Friday to have a realistic shot at suiting up this weekend.

Jeudy (ankle) isn't practicing Wednesday, Jeff Legwold of ESPN.com reports.

Jeudy could miss a game or two even after an MRI on Monday brought good news. He wasn't able to return to Sunday's loss to the Titans after exiting with an ankle injury, and he'll now miss at least one practice leading up to Sunday's game against the Raiders. Fellow wide receivers Kendall Hinton (shoulder) and KJ Hamler (shoulder) also will be held out Wednesday, with the latter expected to miss multiple games.

An MRI on Jeudy's ankle revealed a mild injury Monday, and he isn't expected to miss extended time, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Jeudy's status for Sunday's game against the Raiders has yet to be determined, so his practice participation will be worth monitoring throughout the week. Given initial fears of a major injury after the wide receiver exited in the first quarter of Denver's Week 10 loss to the Titans, this is just about the best-case scenario for Jeudy.

Jeudy (ankle) is receiving an MRI to determine the severity of his injury Monday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Jeudy was forced out of Sunday's loss to the Titans due to an ankle injury, one which prevented him from putting any pressure on his left leg. Initial assessments lead the Broncos to believe that Jeudy suffered a muscle strain, but the team won't be able to provide an official update until after receiving the results of Monday's MRI. With KJ Hamler (hamstring) having been sidelined Week 10, Kendall Hinton could have to step up as the No. 2 man behind Courtland Sutton if Jeudy is forced to miss time.

Jeudy (ankle) won't return to Sunday's game against the Titans.

Per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, Jeudy was evaluated for an injury to the back of his ankle, with the issue bothersome enough for the wideout to sit out the remainder of Sunday's contest before having recorded a catch. With Jeudy sidelined, look for Kendall Hinton to see added pass-catching opportunities alongside Courtland Sutton.

Jeudy suffered an ankle injury during Sunday's game at Tennessee.

Quarterback Russell Wilson targeted Jeudy on a deep shot down the left sideline on the Broncos' first play from scrimmage. While the pass fell incomplete, Jeudy clutched at his left ankle and was tended to on the field before he was assisted to the sideline tent by team trainers. If Jeudy is unable to return, Courtland Sutton, Kendall Hinton, Montrell Washington, Tyrie Cleveland and Jalen Virgil will be Denver's available wide receivers with KJ Hamler (hamstring) inactive.

Jeudy recorded six receptions on seven targets for 63 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 21-17 win over the Jaguars.

Even with Russell Wilson back under center, Jeudy out-performed Courtland Sutton by a significant margin. Jeudy was used primarily in the short areas of the field, though he did manage a reception of 25 yards and a six-yard touchdown -- his third of the season. He has now topped 50 receiving yards in five consecutive gains and has emerged as a reliable producer.

Jeudy recorded seven receptions on 11 targets for 96 yards in Sunday's 16-9 loss to the Jets.

While much of the Broncos' offense struggled with Brett Rypien under center, Jeudy turned in his best performance since Week 1. He accounted for each of the team's three longest offensive gains, including a 17-yard catch late in the first quarter that set up Denver's lone touchdown of the game. While the play of his quarterback is likely to remain inconsistent, Jeudy has managed to tally at least 50 receiving yards in all but one of his seven games this season.

Jeudy recorded three receptions on seven targets for 54 yards in Monday's 19-16 loss to the Chargers.

The Broncos' offense failed to get going once again, so Jeudy led the team in targets, yards and receptions despite his modest numbers. He did the majority of his damage on a 37-yard reception on Denver's second possession to help set up their lone touchdown of the game. The state of the team's offense will lead to inconsistent results for Jeudy, though he has topped 50 receiving yards with at least one catch of 20 yards in each of his last three games.

Jeudy brought in three of eight targets for 53 yards during the Broncos' 12-9 overtime loss to the Colts on Thursday night.

Jeudy was tied for second on the night in receptions and was the runner-up to Courtland Sutton in receiving yards and targets, but the opportunities didn't translate into much production. Jeudy now has back-to-back 53-yard efforts, and he has just a 10-134-1 line on 22 targets since a stellar four-catch, 102-yard, one-touchdown tally in the opener. Jeudy will aim to continue building more rapport with Russell Wilson during the extra time available ahead of a Week 6 Monday night road showdown against the Chargers on Oct. 17.

Jeudy caught four of five targets for 53 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 32-23 loss to the Raiders.

After two quiet games while he dealt with a rib injury, Jeudy appeared to be fully healthy when he hauled in a 20-yard TD late in the second quarter, his second score of the season. The third-year wideout has yet to see more than seven targets in a game so far this year, but with Javonte Williams (knee) potentially set to miss time, Jeudy could see a much bigger role in Week 5 against the Colts.

Jeudy (shoulder/ribs) was limited to two receptions on six targets for 17 yards in Sunday's 11-10 win over the 49ers.

Jeudy was held out of practice until Friday's limited participation after he was knocked out of last week's tilt with multiple injuries, so it was a good sign that he was able to suit up at all. The minor rib and shoulder injuries didn't visibly seem to limit the wideout, as he appeared crisp on the routes he did run while successfully absorbing two tackles to the midsection on his two receptions. The issue was actually Russell Wilson's uncharacteristic inaccuracy, as he missed an open Jeudy on three routes where the receiver beat his man. Courtland Sutton (eight catches for 97 yards) is looking like the top receiving option in an underperforming Denver passing game, but Wilson and Jeudy will have a chance to get back to their Week 1 forms next Sunday against the Raiders.

Jeudy (rib/shoulder) is listed as active for Sunday night's against the 49ers, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Jeudy, who was forced out of the Broncos' Week 2 contest after logging just 10 snaps, missed practice Wednesday and Thursday, but he was able return to a limited session Friday. He'll give it a go Sunday, as will KJ Hamler (knee/hip), ensuring that Denver will have its top three wideouts available versus San Francisco. In Week 1, when he was on the field for 59 of a possible 66 snaps on offense in a 17-16 loss to the Seahawks, Jeudy caught four of his seven targets for 102 yards and a touchdown. Assuming no in-game setbacks Sunday, look for the 2020 first-rounder to return to being one of quarterback Russell Wilson's top targets Week 3.

Jeudy (ribs) is listed as questionable, but he's on track to play Sunday night against the 49ers, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Jeudy was forced out of action in Week 2 due to the rib injury, and he remained sidelined for practice Wednesday and Thursday but logged a limited session Friday. While he's trending in the right direction, the Broncos want to see how the wideout handles pre-game warmups before making a final decision on his status. This isn't good news for fantasy mangers, who'll have few options to turn to if Jeudy is surprisingly ruled out ahead of Sunday's 8:20 p.m. ET kickoff.

Jeudy (ribs/shoulder) will be listed as questionable for Sunday night's game against the 49ers, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

The wideout missed practice Wednesday and Thursday, but was able to get back on the field Friday. Per Troy Renck of Denver 7 News, for his part, Jeudy expects to play Sunday based on how he feels Friday, while acknowledging that that decision is in the hands of Denver's coaches. Either was, his status is worth tracking ahead of Sunday's 8:20 ET kickoff, with added context regarding his chances of suiting up versus San Francisco potentially becoming available prior to the first wave of Week 3 kickoffs.

Jeudy (ribs/shoulder) was spotted at practice Friday, Jeff Legwold of ESPN.com reports.

It remains to be seen how the Broncos list Jeudy's participation level, but his presence on the field Friday offers hope that the wideout -- who didn't practice Wednesday or Thursday -- may be able to play Sunday night against the 49ers. Look for Denver's final Week 3 injury report to clarify whether Jeudy heads into the weekend with a designation or cleared to play versus San Francisco.

Jeudy (ribs/shoulder) won't practice Thursday, George Stoia III of The Denver Gazette reports.

Back-to-back practice absences cloud Jeudy's status for Sunday night's game against the 49ers, though his prospects of playing in the contest would no doubt be boosted by any level of practice participation Friday. Meanwhile, fellow wideout KJ Hamler (knee/hip) seems to be trending toward a return to action this weekend.

Jeudy (ribs) won't practice Wednesday, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Per Zac Stevens of TheDNVR.com, the Broncos have received positive news regarding Jeudy's rib issue, but coach Nathaniel Hackett isn't sure if the wideout will practice this week. With that in mind, Jeudy's status for this Sunday's game against the 49ers is unclear, but on the plus side for the Broncos' WR corps, KJ Hamler (knee/hip) -- who was inactive in Week 2 -- will practice in a limited fashion Wednesday.

Jeudy (ribs) is considered day-to-day and hasn't been ruled out for Week 3, Mike Klis of 9News Denver reports.

Jeudy was forced out of action due to a rib injury in the first quarter of Sunday's 16-9 win over the Texans, but his status for Week 3 hasn't yet been determined. If Jeudy can avoid any setbacks and showcase his health in practice, it sounds like he could retake the field versus San Francisco on Sunday night.

Jeudy didn't return after leaving Sunday's game against the Texans, and coach Nathaniel Hackett said the receiver suffered a rib injury, Mike Klis of 9News Denver reports.

Jeudy's injury was originally believed to be to his shoulder, but it has now been clarified as a rib injury. More importantly, the injury sidelined him for most of Week 2, and Jeudy's status for Denver's Week 3 matchup with the 49ers could be in question.

Jeudy was forced out of Sunday's game against the Texans with a shoulder injury.

Prior to his exit from the contest, Jeudy caught one of his three targets for 11 yards and ran once for one yard. In his absence, Montrell Washington, Tyrie Cleveland and Kendall Hinton are next up for WR snaps behind top option Courtland Sutton.

Jeudy caught four of seven targets for 102 yards and a touchdown in Monday's 17-16 loss to Seattle.

After failing to score a touchdown all of last season, Jeudy quickly benefited from the offseason addition of star quarterback Russell Wilson, snapping that drought with a 67-yard touchdown in the second quarter. Denver had no trouble moving the ball but failed to execute in the red zone, where Jeudy's impact has been minimal since the Broncos selected him in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft. Jeudy's already developing downfield chemistry with Wilson and will look to build on this strong start when the Texans come to town in Week 2.

Jeudy isn't in line to play in Saturday's preseason contest versus the Vikings, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Jeudy will be joined in street clothes by Courtland Sutton, while KJ Hamler (knee) is expected to see his first game action since Week 3 of last season. With Tim Patrick (knee) ruled out of the 2022 campaign, Jeudy could have higher usage in the Broncos offense working with new quarterback Russell Wilson, starting Week 1 at Seattle.

Jeudy will continue to operate as one of the Broncos' top options in the passing game following Tim Patrick's season-ending knee injury Tuesday, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Jeudy will likely need to take a step forward in his performance next season after Patrick suffered a torn ACL during Tuesday's practice. Patrick will lead a void in the wide receiver ranks as a consistent pass catcher and emotional leader. In his absence, Jeudy will be relied upon to elevate his level of play in 2022. The 23-year-old finished the 2021 season with 38 catches for 467 yards and no touchdowns in 10 games. Teammate Courtland Sutton will also look to make strides this season, while KJ Hamler profiles as the No. 3 wideout on the depth chart moving forward.

Jeudy, who missed a portion of Denver's OTAs with a strained groin, indicated that he's healthy in advance of training camp, Kevin Patra of NFL.com reports.

Jeudy missed seven games last season (six due to an ankle injury and one while on the COVID-19 list), so now that he's past his latest injury issue, the 2020 first-rounder's ability to stay on the field going forward will play a big part in determining whether he can put up steady production in his third campaign as a pro. For his part, Jeudy (who logged a 38/467/0 stat line in 10 games in 2021) believes that the Broncos' addition of franchise QB Russell Wilson -- one of the better deep-ball passers in the league -- will provide the offense with a major lift. "I feel like we are going to be a very explosive team," noted the 23-year-old, who's part of a wideout corps that also includes Courtland Sutton, Tim Patrick and KJ Hamler. "I feel like we've got all the pieces we needed, so we've just gotta put it together. And I am excited that is going to happen."

Jeudy (groin) is rehabbing on a side field during Monday's practice, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

The Broncos continue to hold Jeudy out after the wideout left a practice last week. Denver head coach Nathaniel Hackett said Jeudy tweaked his groin and his removal from practice was merely precautionary and that appears to still be the case. Jeudy still has plenty of time to get healthy before the start of training camp, but he may be missing valuable reps with new quarterback Russell Wilson.

Jeudy (groin) exited Monday's practice early, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

DiLalla adds that coach Nathaniel Hackett noted that the wideout experienced a little tweak and that the team elected to pull Jeudy from practice as a precaution. The 2020 first-rounder will continue to be evaluated, but the hope is that he'll be able to participate in next week's mandatory minicamp.

Jeudy (back) participated in OTAs on Tuesday, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Jeudy missed a practice last week due to a tight back, but he was able to participate in the Broncos' light practice Tuesday. The wideout is also expected to have two misdemeanor charges for non-physical contact domestic violence dropped soon, though he could still face discipline from the NFL to start the 2022 regular season.

The Arapahoe County District Attorney's office has filed a motion to dismiss all charges against Jeudy (back), Mike Klis of 9News Denver reports.

Jeudy was facing two misdemeanor charges for non-physical contact domestic violence. He could still face NFL discipline, though the chances are lower with charges being dismissed.

Jeudy didn't participate in the Broncos' first OTA on Monday due to back tightness, Mike Klis of 9News Denver reports.

Per George Stoia III of The Denver Gazette, Jeudy's lack of activity was known at the start of practice, but the reason for it was not. Klis described the injury as "mild," so the Broncos appear to be taking a cautious approach with one of their top wide receivers. Jeudy remains in some legal limbo due to a recent incident with the mother of his child, for which he was arrested on suspicion of criminal tampering with a domestic violence enhancer. His next court appearance is scheduled for May 31.

Jeudy, who appeared in Arapahoe County (Colorado) court Friday morning, was released on a $1,500 personal recognizance bond, Jeff Legwold of ESPN reports.

Per NFL.com, Jeudy was arrested Thursday on second-degree criminal tampering charges with a domestic violence enhancer, but he did not submit a plea and is next scheduled to appear in court May 31. In a statement Thursday, the Broncos noted they "are aware of the matter involving Jerry Jeudy and are in the process of gathering more information."

Jeudy is scheduled for a hearing at 8:30 a.m. MT on Friday following his arrest Thursday in Arapahoe County (Colorado) on suspicion of criminal tampering with a domestic violence enhancer, George Stoia III of The Denver Gazette reports.

According to Arapahoe County Sheriff Tyler Brown, "there was no physical contact" between Jeudy and the woman in question, and he has yet to be formally charged in the ongoing investigation, per Kieran Nicholson and Ryan O'Halloran of The Denver Post. Prior to Brown's statement, the Broncos posted one of their own, stating the team is "aware of the matter involving Jerry Jeudy and are in the process of gathering more information," according to Mike Klis of 9News Denver. Friday's appearance before a judge could shed more light on Jeudy's current legal situation.

Following his arrest Thursday afternoon, Jeudy is being held at the Arapahoe County (Colorado) jail on charges of second-degree criminal tampering with a domestic violence enhancer, a misdemeanor, ESPN's Jeff Legwold reports.

Per Mike Klis of 9News Denver, the Broncos noted in a statement that they "are aware of the matter involving Jerry Jeudy and are in the process of gathering more information." The 23-year-old wideout had been a regular attendee in the team's offseason program prior to Thursday.

Jeudy admits Russell Wilson will help him to improve in 2022, Troy Renck of Denver 7 News reports.

After a largely disappointing 2021 season, Jeudy has an opportunity to rebound in a big way next season with the addition of Wilson at quarterback. The deal sending the veteran signal caller from Seattle to Denver is already paying dividends, as Jeudy has noticed Wilson's impact as a leader. "[He's] getting me better as well. He's going to help me a lot this year," the wideout said of Wilson. Additionally, head coach Nathaniel Hackett wants to use the vertical passing game more next season, which should open things up in the passing game. With Wilson throwing the ball, Jeudy and the rest of the Broncos pass catchers have a chance to flourish in 2022.

Jeudy secured two of five targets for 30 yards in the Broncos' 28-24 loss to the Chiefs on Saturday.

Jeudy's non-eventful return from a one-game stay on the reserve/COVID-19 list was certainly a downer for fantasy managers rolling with him in Week 18 league championship games. The quiet finish was in some ways a fitting end to a disappointing sophomore NFL campaign to the 2020 first-round pick, one in which he missed seven games overall and surprisingly never found the end zone. The talented 22-year-old did demonstrate some solid rapport with Teddy Bridgewater at times in their first season together, but it remains to seen if Jeudy will start 2022 with a third signal-caller in as many pro seasons given that Bridgewater is slated for unrestricted free agency and the Broncos may try to bring in competition for Drew Lock.

Jeudy (illness) has been activated off the reserve/COVID-19 list, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

As was Tim Patrick (illness), which sets the stage for the Broncos to have their top three wideouts available for Week 18 action after being without both Jeudy and Patrick this past Sunday against the Chargers. With Teddy Bridgewater (concussion) on IR, the trio are in line to catch passes Saturday against Kansas City from QB Drew Lock, who's expected play through a shoulder issue he picked up during Week 17 action.

Jeudy (illness) has been placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list, Ben Swanson of the Broncos' official web site reports.

Jeudy, as well as fellow wideout Tim Patrick, won't be able to play until he clears the NFL's COVID protocols, with the report noting that Jeudy is not in line to be available for Sunday's game against the Chargers. For now, Courtland Sutton is not on the COVID list, and if available Sunday, he'd be part of a Week 17 wideout corps that would also include Kendall Hinton and Diontae Spencer, as well as Seth Williams and Travis Fulgham.

The Broncos are expected to place Jeudy on the reserve/COVID-19 list Friday, leaving his availability for Sunday's game against the Chargers in doubt, Mike Klis of 9News Denver reports.

Denver cancelled practice Thursday due to a COVID-19 outbreak within the organization, and Jeudy and linebacker Bradley Chubb appear to be the latest members of the roster who likely contracted the virus. Assuming Denver confirms Jeudy's placement on the reserve/COVID-19 list later Friday, he'll be a long shot to clear the NFL's COVID-19 return-to-play protocols before Sunday's 4:05 p.m. ET kickoff, even if vaccinated. Tim Patrick (illness) is also on the same list and unlikely to play Sunday, potentially leaving Denver with Courtland Sutton, Kendall Hinton and Diontae Spencer as its starting receivers.

Jeudy caught three of four targets for 60 yards in Sunday's 17-13 loss to the Raiders.

With Drew Lock under center, the Broncos' passing game found very little success, and Jeudy was the only Denver player to top 33 receiving yards. It was a solid rebound for the second-year wideout after he failed to catch a pass last week against the Bengals, and he'll have two more shots to score his first touchdown of the season beginning with a Week 17 tilt against the Chargers.

Jeudy failed to record a single catch in Sunday's 15-10 loss to the Bengals.

Jeudy saw four targets in the contest, but he couldn't get anything going on a day when the Denver offense struggled. The 22-year-old played on just 69 percent of the Broncos' offensive snaps, behind fellow wideouts Tim Patrick and Courtland Sutton. This has been a disappointing season for Jeudy, and he has yet to find the end zone in the eight games he's played in up to this point. Trusting Jeudy, or any Denver pass catcher, will be difficult down the stretch. In Week 16, the Broncos visit the Raiders for a matchup in which backup quarterback Drew Lock will likely be under center. Fantasy managers may want to look elsewhere.

Jeudy caught five of six targets for 47 yards in Sunday's 38-10 win over the Lions.

He led all Denver wideouts in catches, targets and yards, but tight ends Noah Fant and Albert Okwuegbunam posted similar numbers to Jeudy as the team had little reason to stretch the field in the rout. The second-year receiver is still looking for his first TD of the year, but he has hauled in multiple passes in six straight games since returning from an ankle injury, giving him a reasonably secure fantasy floor heading into a Week 15 tilt against the Bengals.

Jeudy had four receptions on six targets for 77 yards in Sunday's 22-9 loss to the Chiefs.

Jeudy was the lone Denver wideout to generate any sort of separation against the Chiefs' secondary, finishing with the team lead in receiving production. The 2020 first-round pick has slowly become Teddy Bridgewater's favorite target since being activated from injured reserve back in Week 8. Jeudy is averaging four receptions and 45 yards in the four games since returning, giving him a decent base as a deep-league option heading into a matchup against the Lions next Sunday.

Jeudy caught two of three targets for 25 yards in Sunday's 28-13 win over the Chargers.

None of the Broncos' big three wideouts reached 30 receiving yards in the game, as Denver's defense and running backs carried the day. It was Jeudy's poorest performance in four games since returning to the lineup, and he'll look to bounce back in Week 13 against Kansas City.

Jeudy caught six of nine targets for 48 yards in Sunday's 30-13 loss to the Eagles. He also gained three yards on his only carry.

The second-year wideout led the Broncos in receptions and targets, but Jeudy's longest grab went for only 14 yards and both Albert Okwuegbunam and Noah Fant produced more yardage than any Denver WR on the day. Jeudy has quickly regained a prime spot in the team's passing game since returning from his ankle injury, catching 12 of 17 targets for 117 yards over the last two games heading into a Week 11 bye.

Jeudy recorded six receptions on eight targets for 69 yards in Sunday's 30-16 win over the Cowboys.

Jeudy saw an increased workload in his second game back from a serious ankle injury, a positive sign particularly given that the Broncos were ahead for the entirety of the game. He recorded long receptions of 25, 20 and 16 yards, with the rest of his receptions racking up minimal yardage. Jeudy should be fully ramped up heading into a Week 10 matchup against the Eagles.

Jeudy caught all four of his targets for 39 yards in Sunday's 17-10 win over Washington.

Per George Stoia III of The Denver Gazette, the receiver's ankle was sore late in the game as he saw his first action since Week 1, but Jeudy still led the Broncos in catches. Teddy Bridgewater and the passing game weren't able to take advantage of a plus matchup against Washington, but Jeudy could see bigger volume in Week 9 against the Cowboys.

Jeudy (ankle) has been activated off the Broncos' injured reserve and is on track to play in Sunday's matchup with Washington, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

Jeudy had been trending in this direction, but his absence from Friday's practice caused some concern. It looks like the team was just erring on the side of caution with the 22-year-old pass catcher. He will look to help get Denver's offense going, as they have struggled to move the ball conistently for much of the season. All reports from practice earlier in the week indicated he looked fully recovered from the high-ankle sprain that caused a six-week absence.

Jeudy (ankle) didn't practice Friday due to some soreness, and coach Vic Fangio said "we'll see" whether the wideout is activated for Sunday's game against Washington, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Fangio also expressed optimism Jeudy can still play Sunday, though it's a discouraging development in his second week of practice after being designated to return from injured reserve last week. The 22-year-old will likely need to show some improvement Saturday in order to be activated ahead of the roster deadline for Sunday's contest.

Jeudy (ankle) wasn't seen at the portion of Friday's practice that's open to the media, Jeff Legwold of ESPN.com reports.

Jeudy said at Thursday's press conference that he's "back in action" and "ready to go" after being designated to return from injured reserve last week, but he's apparently not practicing Friday after looking good earlier in the week. The 22-year-old was expected to be activated from injured reserve and play Sunday versus Washington, but his outlook for this weekend now looks a bit murky.

Jeudy (ankle) appears on track to play Sunday, as the receiver declared "I'm back in action. I'm ready to go," in Thursday's press conference, Troy Renck of Denver 7 News reports.

Jeudy progress in practice will continue to be monitored before he is removed from IR, but all signs point to the second-year wideout making his return to the field in Week 8 against Washington. According to Mike Klis of 9News Denver, Jeudy could help to get the offense going, as Denver has struggled to move the ball through the air consistently for much of the season. Klis asserts that throwing the ball to Jeudy early in the downs may be the answer to avoid being in so many third-and-longs. In any case, the 22-year-old should return Sunday and provide a much needed boost to Denver's offense.

Coach Vic Fangio said Jeudy (ankle) had a "good practice" Tuesday, Zac Stevens of TheDNVR.com reports.

Fangio previously revealed that Jeudy received medical clearance last week but didn't have time to practice before Thursday's loss to the Browns. He's now expected to return 10 days later for Sunday's Week 8 matchup with Washington, after missing six straight games with a high ankle sprain. The Broncos will continue to monitor his progress in practice before they make a final call on removing Jeudy from IR before Sunday's game.

Broncos head coach Vic Fangio said Friday that he expects Jeudy (ankle) to return from injured reserve in advance of the team's Week 8 game against Washington on Oct. 31, Zac Stevens of TheDNVR.com reports.

Jeudy was cleared to practice last weekend, and he apparently hasn't experienced any setbacks with his right ankle in the days that have followed. In fact, the wideout received medical clearance for Thursday's eventual 17-14 loss to the Browns, but Fangio said Jeudy was held out of the contest since the Broncos only held walk-through sessions rather than full practices Monday through Wednesday. With the benefit of a normal slate of practices during the upcoming week, Jeudy should be back to full speed for Halloween game and ready to settle back into a starting role alongside Courtland Sutton.

Jeudy (ankle) is closing in on a return, ESPN.com's Jeff Legwold reports.

Coach Vic Fango said Monday that Jeudy had an outside shot to return for Thursday's game against the Browns. He didn't, and the Broncos lost a fourth straight game, but Jeudy could be back as soon as Week 8 against Washington. His return to the lineup will drop Tim Patrick to the No. 3 receiver role, though it could be Jeudy who gets most of the slot work in three-wide sets.

Jeudy (ankle) remains on IR ahead of Thursday night's game against the Browns, Ryan O'Halloran of The Denver Post reports.

With Jeudy not activated in advance of the contest, the Broncos elevated fellow wideout John Brown from the team's practice squad to provide depth behind Courtland Sutton and Tim Patrick. Jeudy will thus presumably set his sights on a potential return to action Oct. 31 versus Washington.

Coach Vic Fangio said Monday that Jeudy (ankle) has less than a 50 percent chance to suit up for Thursday's game against the Browns, George Stoia III of The Denver Gazette reports.

Fangio did say, however, that Jeudy will resume running routes at full speed this week, so it seems that the second-year pro continues to progress in the right direction. Jeudy has yet to be activated back to the active roster, and his status will need to be monitored as Thursday's road contest approaches. Tim Patrick will once again operate as the No. 2 option in Denver's wide receiver corps if Jeudy can't go.

The Broncos designated Jeudy (ankle) to return from injured reserve Saturday, Mike Klis of 9News Denver reports.

It's important to note this designation does not mean Jeudy will be able to play Sunday against the Raiders. It sounds like Jeudy won't quite be healthy in time for the upcoming Week 7 matchup against the Browns which takes place Thursday, but he's certainly on pace to suit up for the Oct. 31 battle against Washington if he misses the aforementioned prime-time affair. That timeline seems to track with the comments coach Vic Fangio made earlier this month suggesting Jeudy would be closer to the front end of the 6-8 week return timeline following a high-ankle sprain. Jeudy's practice status will be something to monitor next week as the team prepares for Thursday's contest.

Broncos head coach Vic Fangio said Monday that Jeudy is making progress in his recovery from a right high-ankle sprain, but a firm target date for his return hasn't been established. "In the last 10 days to two weeks, he's made good progress," Fangio said. "His return is not right around the corner, but it's getting closer."

Fangio previously said Oct. 6 that Jeudy was eyeing a return at the front end of a 6-8 week timeline for the injury he suffered in the Broncos' Sept. 12 season-opening win over the Giants. The coach's comments Monday don't seem to suggest that Jeudy's potential timeline has changed for the worse or the better, so fantasy managers should expect the wideout to remain on injured reserve for at least one more week. In Week 7, the Broncos will travel to Cleveland for a Thursday night game, so it could make sense for the team to wait until a Week 8 matchup with Washington to bring Jeudy back, granting him extra time to get comfortable in practice.

Coach Vic Fangio confirmed Wednesday that Jeudy (ankle) is hoping to return at the front end of a 6-to-8-week recovery timeline, Jeff Legwold of ESPN.com reports.

Jeudy reportedly is making good progress, but timeline estimates from mid-September (4-6 weeks) may have been too aggressive all along. James Pal mentions Week 7 against the Browns as Jeudy's possible return date, though it might make sense to wait until Week 8, as that would give the wideout another 10 days to prepare (Denver faces Cleveland on TNF in Week 7). Either way, Jeudy is expected to remain on IR for Weeks 5 and 6, leaving Courtland Sutton and Tim Patrick as Denver's top wide receivers.

Jeudy (ankle) is making good progress, with the Broncos now hoping he can return for Week 7 against the Browns, James Palmer of NFL Network reports.

Palmer mention Jeudy returning at the front end of a 6-to-8-week timeline, though multiple reports back in mid-September had the wideout estimated for only 4-to-6 weeks. Either way, Jeudy will miss Week 5 against Pittsburgh -- and perhaps also Week 6 against Vegas -- but the Broncos apparently think he has a shot to make it back for a Thursday game against Cleveland in Week 7 (Oct. 21). Once he returns, Jeudy should see a mix of perimeter and slot snaps, with KJ Hamler's season-ending knee injury freeing up more of the latter.

The Broncos will place Jeudy (ankle) on injured reserve Tuesday, Ryan O'Halloran of The Denver Post reports.

According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, the Broncos are expecting Jeudy to miss 4-to-6 weeks after he suffered a right high-ankle sprain in Sunday's victory over the Giants. That timeline makes it unlikely that Jeudy will be ready to go when first eligible to come off IR on Oct. 10 in Pittsburgh, but a return in Week 6 versus the Raiders could be in play for the second-year wideout. In the meantime, the Broncos are expected to turn to KJ Hamler to fill out three-receiver sets with Courtland Sutton and Tim Patrick, and all three pass catchers should benefit from added looks while Jeudy is sidelined.

Jeudy's high-ankle sprain was confirmed by an MRI on Monday, and coach Vic Fangio said the wide receiver will "miss some time," Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Fangio didn't rule out the possibility of placing Jeudy on short-term IR, which would entail a minimum absence of three weeks. Jeudy's looking at a multi-week recovery and certainly won't be available for Sunday's game in Jacksonville.

Jeudy (ankle) underwent an MRI on Monday, Mike Klis of 9News Denver reports.

Jeudy was diagnosed with a high-ankle sprain after he left Sunday's game against the Giants, and he underwent X-rays that came back negative. While the results of the receiver's MRI aren't yet known, the team is evaluating several options that will likely force him to miss some time. If Jeudy is sidelined, Tim Patrick, KJ Hamler and Diontae Spencer should see increased roles in Denver's offense.

Jeudy has been diagnosed with a high-ankle sprain following his departure from Sunday's game against the Giants in New York, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

As a result, a multi-game absence likely is in the cards for Jeudy, who had six catches (on seven targets) for 72 yards at the time of the injury. While he's sidelined, the likes of Tim Patrick, KJ Hamler and Diontae Spencer figure to benefit alongside starting wideout Courtland Sutton.

Jeudy (lower leg) won't return to Sunday's road game against the Giants, Patrick Smyth of the Broncos' official site reports.

Jeudy sustained a gruesome injury to his lower leg at the end of a catch in the third quarter and required a cart to get off the field, so it's no surprise he won't reenter the contest. The nature of the issue isn't known, but the Giants or coach Joe Judge could provide some clarity upon the conclusion of Sunday's game.

Jeudy was carted off the field during Sunday's game against the Giants with an apparent lower leg injury, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

At first glance this looks like an injury that could cost Jeudy some time. If that's the case, added snaps/targets in the coming weeks would be freed up for fellow WRs Tim Patrick and KJ Hamler.

Jeudy hauled in both of his targets for 40 yards in the Broncos' 30-3 preseason win over the Seahawks on Saturday night.

The 2020 first-round pick followed up his 33-yard reception from the exhibition opener against the Vikings with Saturday's solid showing in first-half action. The bulk of Jeudy's production came at a critical time, as he hauled in a 35-yard reception on fourth down across the middle from Teddy Bridgewater on a drive that would ultimately culminate in KJ Hamler's two-yard touchdown grab. Jeudy averaged an impressive 16.5 yards per catch on his 52 receptions in his rookie season, and the couple of sizable gains he's already turned in during preseason action hint at another year of downfield success working with either Bridgewater or Drew Lock.

Jeudy recorded one reception on three targets for 33 yards in Saturday's preseason game against the Vikings.

Jeudy's first major contribution to the game was getting flagged for holding, which nullified a Javonte Williams touchdown. While he missed out on his first two targets, Jeudy recorded his lone reception over the middle of the field and quickly turned the ball up field for a big gain. Jeudy figures to lose some of his 113 targets from 2020 due to the return of Courtland Sutton (knee), though that could be balanced out by an increase in efficiency as Jeudy enters his second season as a pro.

Jeudy was often "unguardable" in Wednesday's joint practice with the Vikings, according to Mike Klis of 9News Denver.

Jeudy is having an impressive training camp as he continuously flashes his superior route-running skills and speed. Wednesday was no different as the Broncos and Vikings held a joint practice ahead of their exhibition contest on Saturday. The second-year wideout repeatedly torched the defense, even hauling in what was roughly a 60-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Teddy Bridgewater while being guarded by Minnesota's starting cornerback Baushaud Breeland. Jeudy will look to take a big step forward in Denver's offense during the 2021 campaign. The return of fellow wide receiver Courtland Sutton from a knee injury suffered early in the 2020 season should provide relief for the speedster, as opposing defenses will have their hands full covering both pass catchers simultaneously. With such high expectations for Jeudy, it is reasonable to think that the 22-year-old's production can reach new heights in his sophomore season.

Jeudy is a candidate for a breakout season in Denver, according to Nick Kosmider of The Athletic.

Jeudy enters his second year with the Broncos with high expectations based on his rookie campaign. Despite dealing with a nagging ankle injury at times last season and playing with three different starting quarterbacks, Jeudy amassed 856 receiving yards in 2020. Looking ahead, the return of fellow wideout Courtland Sutton from an ACL injury should open up even more opportunities for Jeudy in the middle of the field, where his impressive skills as a route runner can shine. Though the Broncos still need to decide who will be delivering the ball to Jeudy and Co. in 2021, a noticeable step forward in production for the 22-year-old receiver is a plausible outcome.

Jeudy (illness) stood out at practice Wednesday in his return from a one-day absence, Taylor Brooks of Fox 31 reports.

Jeudy sat out practice Tuesday due to a stomach bug but displayed no ill effects when he retook the field Wednesday and has reportedly made big strides following a somewhat disappointing rookie campaign. It's unclear at this point who will be under center for the Broncos come Week 1, but Jeudy and Courtland Sutton (knee) figure to give the starting signal-caller be a dangerous duo to target when both are healthy.

Jeudy departed Tuesday's practice early due to a stomach issue, Nick Kosmider of The Athletic

Jeudy's issue doesn't seem like a long-term concern at this point, but it could prevent him from taking the field for some valuable minicamp time. Even if he does miss a couple of days, Jeudy should be ready for the start of training camp as he gears up for his sophomore NFL campaign. He finished out his rookie campaign with 52 catches for 856 yards and three touchdowns over 16 games and will likely look for some growth heading into his second season. It should help that he will get in his first relatively normal offseason in 2021.

Jeudy caught 52 of 113 targets for 856 yards and three touchdowns during the 2020 season. 

Jeudy came to Denver as one of the most heralded route-runners in recent memory. Creating separation wasn't Jeudy's problem in 2020. The issues came when the ball was in the air. Jeudy's 52 receptions were a league low for a receiver who tallied at least 100 targets. Part of the blame can be thrust upon inconsistent quarterback play and numerous apparent miscommunications between Jeudy and Drew Lock. Jeudy was also plagued by drops at times, finishing with the twelfth highest drop rate in the league -- 8.8% -- including a whopping five in Week 16's loss to the Chargers. Expect a rebound in 2021 as Jeudy will get his first full NFL offseason and the return of Courtland Sutton (ACL), who should take some of the pressure off the Alabama product and allow him to take on more CB2s and CB3s.

Jeudy caught five of seven targets for 140 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 32-31 loss to the Raiders. He also caught a two-point conversion.

The rookie finally flashed the talent that made him the 15th overall pick in the 2020 draft, and his sensational 92-yard catch-and-run for a TD in the fourth quarter looked like it might prove to be the winning score before the Raiders struck back in the final minute. Jeudy finished an up-and-down season with a 52-856-3 line on 113 targets, but he didn't miss a game and could be poised to take a big step forward in Year 2, particularly if the Broncos find an upgrade on Drew Lock under center.

Jeudy caught six of 15 targets for 61 yards in Sunday's 19-16 loss to the Chargers.

The rookie receiver struggled with drops all afternoon, including one in the end zone in the third quarter that proved to be crucial in a game decided by a field goal. The 15 targets were a season high for Jeudy, but it wasn't enough to snap him out of his prolonged slump -- over his last seven games, he has only a 17-232-0 line despite a whopping 45 targets. Jeudy will try to close out his first NFL campaign on a high note in Week 17 against the Raiders.

Jeudy secured one of five targets for 19 yards during Saturday's 48-19 loss to Buffalo.

Despite being drafted as the No. 2 receiver in the 2020 NFL draft class at the 15th overall selection, Jeudy's 40 receptions ranked just ninth among rookies entering Week 15. Drew Lock and the receiving corps weren't able to get on the same page against the Bills, as Denver wideouts remained without a catch until the 0:29 mark of the second quarter. The Alabama product has been particularly cold down the stretch, with a total of four receptions for 66 yards over his past four games combined. A Week 16 matchup against the Chargers' 10th-ranked pass defense provides reason to stray away from Jeudy in fantasy lineups, but he did post his second-highest receiving output of the season (73 yards) against Los Angeles in Week 8.

Jeudy (ankle) was listed as a full participant in Wednesday's walk-through practice, Troy Renck of Denver 7 News reports.

Jeudy's been managing an ankle issue of late and was listed as limited on Tuesday's report, but he's now slated to play Saturday against the Bills and will look to build off a two-catch, 42-yard effort (on four targets) in Denver's Week 14 win over the Panthers. Prior to that, Jeudy had been held to just one catch combined in Weeks 12 and 13.

Jeudy (ankle) was listed as a limited participant on Tuesday's injury report, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Jeudy has been battling an ankle issue for most of the past month, with his production suffering as a result. In four games with the injury in tow, he's managed just six catches (on 17 targets) for 84 yards and no scores. Due to the inefficient use of his looks, it's difficult to trust Jeudy at the moment, especially with a tough matchup Saturday versus the Bills.

Jeudy caught two of four targets for 42 yards during Sunday's 32-27 win against the Panthers.

The first-round rookie contributed a 31-yard gain late in the second quarter Sunday, but otherwise, it was a fourth consecutive quiet outing from Jeudy. The Alabama product has gone scoreless in five consecutive appearances while also failing to exceed 45 yards over any of his past four games. Jeudy hasn't been commanding the requisite volume of a receiver drafted in the top 15, posting eight targets Weeks 13 and 14 combined with Drew Lock in the lineup. That doesn't include a no-catch, one-target Week 12 showing when practice squad WR Kendall Hinton was forced to start at quarterback against the Saints. An upcoming Saturday matchup against All-Pro cornerback Tre'Davious White and the Bills does little to spark optimism.

Jeudy (ankle) will play in Sunday's game versus the Panthers, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

This ankle injury held him back over the last two weeks, as he caught just one pass for five yards in that stretch. Following back-to-back full practices to close out the week, Jeudy has officially been cleared for Week 14 and will look to put those woes behind him. Through 12 games, the rookie first-rounder leads the Broncos with 82 targets and sits second to Tim Patrick with 594 receiving yards.

Coach Vic Fangio relayed that Jeudy (ankle) is slated to practice fully Thursday, Zac Stevens of TheDNVR.com reports.

Jeudy has approached Denver's last two games listed as questionable, but his full participation Thursday indicates that the rookie wideout is distancing himself from the ankle issue that may well have contributed to the consecutive fantasy duds he posted in Weeks 12 and 13. The No. 15 overall pick in the 2020 will thus look to engineer a bounce-back effort Sunday against the Panthers.

Jeudy (ankle) was a limited participant at Wednesday's practice, Troy Renck of Denver 7 News reports.

Jeudy's coming off back-to-back quiet efforts, including a one-catch/five-yard output in this past Sunday's loss to Kansas City, which marked QB Drew Lock's return to action. In that context, rolling with Jeudy in Week 14 fantasy lineups carries some risk, but per Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site, coach Vic Fangio believes that the 2020 first-rounder is "in a good spot" as Sunday's game against the Panthers approaches, noting that he doesn't think that Jeudy has hit the rookie wall. "I think he'd just like to have more catches, and I don't know of any receiver that doesn't feel that way," Fangio noted of the young pass-catcher, who was reportedly frustrated by his lack usage in Week 13.

Jeudy (ankle) had just one reception (four targets) for five yards in Sunday's 22-16 loss to Kansas City.

Jeudy turned in his worst performance of the season with an actual projected quarterback under center, so it wouldn't be surprising to find out that he was limited by the ankle that had been bothering him leading up to Sunday's contest. Tim Patrick was the wideout to shine in the national spotlight (four catches, 44 yards and two touchdowns), but Jeudy has been the more-effective receiver over the course of the year with 101.0 air yards per game and 4.3 yards after the catch. If the rookie can get fully healthy prior to Week 14's matchup against Carolina, we could see a solid statistical output with Drew Lock back and a soft matchup on deck.

Jeudy (ankle) is listed as active for Sunday night's game against Kansas City, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

As is running back Phillip Lindsay (knee). It remains to be seen if Jeudy ends up limited at all Sunday, but assuming no in-game setbacks, the wideout's Week 13 fantasy outlook is bolstered by the fact that top signal-caller Drew Lock is back in action. Last weekend, the team's passing game was thwarted by a series of events that led to practice squad wide receiver Kendall Hinton being pressed into action as the team's QB in a 31-3 loss to the Saints. In the process, Jeudy was targeted just once and didn't record a catch.

Jeudy (ankle) is expected to play Sunday night against Kansas City, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

The same applies to running back Phillip Lindsay (knee). While the duo's Week 13 status won't be confirmed until the Broncos' inactives are posted prior to Sunday night's 8:20 ET kickoff, it's worth noting that both players were listed as full participants in Friday's practice. Assuming Jeudy does suit up, it remains to be seen if he'll be at full strength, with Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site relaying that coach Vic Fangio noted Friday that if Jeudy and Lindsay are able to play Sunday, it's possible they could be somewhat limited. "Not limited tremendously, but yeah, obviously if their injury starts aggravating them a little bit they could be (limited), yes," Fangio acknowledged.

Jeudy (ankle) is listed as questionable for Sunday's contest at Kansas City, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

After logging time in every practice this week, Jeudy is trending in the right direction toward an appearance this weekend. Earlier Friday, coach Vic Fangio told Jeff Legwold of ESPN.com that he expects Jeudy to suit up Sunday, and he "won't be limited much" if he does, per Zac Stevens of TheDNVR.com. Jeudy has earned at least 50 percent of the offensive snaps and as much as 89 percent in each of the first 11 games of his career, but his output has been a bit sporadic.

Jeudy (ankle) took part in Friday's practice, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

This marks Jeudy's third consecutive session after being listed as limited Wednesday and Thursday. It'll be interesting to see if he elevated to a full practice to cap Week 13 prep, but no matter what he's able to do the Broncos will clarify later Friday whether he's questionable or doesn't have a designation at all for Sunday's game at Kansas City.

Jeudy (ankle) will remain limited at practice Thursday, Troy Renck of Denver 7 News reports.

Back-to-back limited sessions set the stage for Friday's injury report to clarify whether the wideout approaches Sunday night's game against the Chiefs listed as questionable, or free from a Week 13 injury designation altogether. Eleven games into his rookie campaign, Jeudy's 37 catches (on 78 targets) have yielded a team-high 589 receiving yards and two TDs.

Jeudy (ankle) was limited at practice Wednesday, Troy Renck of Denver 7 News reports.

Jeudy was also limited this past Friday, but was able to suit up for Sunday's loss to the Saints. He didn't record a catch in the game, but that was with practice squad wideout Kendall Hinton being forced into QB duties for the Broncos. With a more normal offense/signal-caller situation on tap in Week 13, Jeudy's fantasy prospects are looking up, assuming his Wednesday practice limitations were maintenance related.

Jeudy did not haul in his only target during Sunday's 31-3 loss to New Orleans.

Denver was in a desperate situation at the quarterback spot, with Jeff Driskel testing positive for COVID-19 during the practice week, plus Drew Lock, Brett Rypien and Blake Bortles all being deemed inactive as high-risk close contacts. Resultantly, Jeudy struggled during Week 12, granted virtually zero time to establish a rapport with his signal-caller Kendall Hinton. Jeudy had also saw his practice workload reduced during the week because of Achilles and ankle issues. If Lock is activated from the reserve/COVID-19 list in time for a Week 13 road trip to take on the Chiefs, Jeudy would carry increased upside.

Jeudy (ankle/Achilles) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Saints.

Jeudy, who logged a limited practice Friday after missing Thursday's session, will give it a go Sunday, but complicating his Week 12 fantasy outlook is that all four of Denver's top signal-caller options (starter Drew Lock, top backup Brett Rypien, third-stringer Jeff Driskel and practice squad member Blake Bortles) are all unavailable Sunday due to COVID protocols. In that context, practice squad wide receiver Kendall Hinton -- who hasn't played QB since his redshirt junior season at Wake Forest in 2018 - was promoted to the team's active roster and is now in line to helm what figures to be a run-heavy game plan, a scenario that doesn't favor any of the Broncos' pass-catchers.

Jeudy (ankle/Achilles), who is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Saints, is expected to play, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Jeudy wasn't able to practice fully at any point from Wednesday through Friday, but the Broncos evidently don't expect either of his listed injuries to hamper him too much. Instead, Jeudy's greater concern is the quarterback situation, as all four of the top signal-callers in the organization (starter Drew Lock, top backup Brett Rypien, third-stringer Jeff Driskel and practice squad member Blake Bortles) are all unavailable Sunday after landing on the reserve/COVID-19 list in the aftermath of Driskel's positive test Thursday. As a result, the Broncos are expected to turn the offense over to practice squad receiver Kendall Hinton, who hasn't played quarterback since his redshirt junior season at Wake Forest in 2018. Expect Denver to favor a run-heavy, lower-tempo game plan for as long as Sunday's contest is competitive, making Jeudy a much less dependable fantasy option than he otherwise would be.

Jeudy (ankle/Achilles) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Saints, Troy Renck of Denver 7 News reports.

Jeudy didn't practice Thursday, but he was limited Wednesday and listed that way on Friday's practice estimate. Still, it wasn't enough to avoid a designation entirely as he tends to ankle and Achilles woes. With a 4:05 p.m. ET kickoff Sunday, it's a somewhat risky proposition to assume Jeudy will suit up, but confirmation will arrive approximately 90 minutes prior.

Jeudy (ankle/Achilles) didn't practice Thursday, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Previous reports suggested that Jeudy is tending to a foot issue, but regardless of what's keeping him off the field Thursday, what the wideout is able to do at practice Friday will be pivotal with regard to his status for Sunday's game against the Saints.

Jeudy may not practice Thursday due to a foot issue that's bothering him, Zac Stevens of TheDNVR.com reports.

The report notes that Jeudy, who logged a limited practice Wednesday due to a listed combo of ankle/Achilles injuries, will try to give it a go Thursday, but if he does sit the session out, what he does at practice Friday will gain added import in advance of Sunday's game against the Saints.

Jeudy (ankle/Achilles) was limited at practice Wednesday.

Jeudy logged 41of a possible 65 snaps on offense in the Broncos' Week 11 win over Miami, while catching three of his eight targets for 37 yards. The wideout was limited at practice by an ankle injury both Wednesday and Thursday last week, but his Achilles' issue is new and therefore something to monitor as Sunday's game against the Saints approaches.

Jeudy caught three of eight targets for 37 yards in Sunday's 20-13 win over the Dolphins.

While the rookie tied Tim Patrick for the team lead in targets, Jeudy wasn't able to do much with his volume. He's still seen at least eight targets in four straight games and six of 10 to begin his NFL career, but he'll likely need to do more with his chances in Week 12 if the Broncos have hopes of upsetting the Saints.

Jeudy (ankle) does not carry an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Dolphins, Troy Renck of Denver 7 News reports.

Jeudy began the week with back-to-back limited practices, but he was a full participant Friday. The rookie first-round pick is set to draw his usual start against the Dolphins on Sunday, though he'll face the task of overcoming a secondary that didn't allow a single Chargers wideout to surpass 40 yards last weekend.

Jeudy (ankle) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice, Troy Renck of Denver 7 News reports.

Jeudy was limited in practice last week due to a shoulder injury, but he still managed to suit up in Las Vegas while leading the Broncos in receiving for a second straight contest. Though the rookie first-round pick's ankle issue is a new development, he should be in good shape to suit up versus the Dolphins in Week 11 as long as he continues to practice in at least some capacity.

Jeudy (ankle) was limited in practice Wednesday, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Jeudy shook off a shoulder injury to lead the Broncos in receiving yards for a second consecutive game last week, but his name has popped right back up on the injury report due to his ankle. Still, the rookie wide receiver should be out there against the Dolphins on Sunday barring any further setbacks.

Jeudy caught four of his eight targets for 68 receiving yards during Sunday's 37-12 loss to the Raiders.

Jeudy continues to enjoy a midseason emergence, as the Alabama product has exceeded 65 receiving yards in three consecutive outings after never once reaching that mark over his first six career appearances. The No. 15 overall pick from April's draft has attracted a robust workload of 10.7 targets per game over his past three outings, as he now heads into a Week 11 matchup against the Dolphins. During a Sunday afternoon matchup against the Chargers, Miami did not allow a single player to exceed 40 receiving yards.

Jeudy (shoulder) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Raiders.

Jeudy, who suffered a shoulder injury during Week 9 action, was held out of practice Wednesday but returned to log limited sessions both Thursday and Friday. The No. 15 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft has seen double-digit targets in each of his last two contests and barring any in-game setbacks should remain busy Sunday, after hauling in seven of his 14 targets for 125 yards and a TD in last weekend's 34-27 loss to the Falcons.

Jeudy (shoulder) is expected to play Sunday against the Raiders, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Jeudy didn't practice Wednesday before logging limited sessions both Thursday and Friday. Afterward, coach Vic Fangio noted that he was "pretty confident" that Jeudy would be able to play Sunday. Confirmation of the wideout's Week 10 status will arrive when the Broncos' inactives are released leading up to the team's 4:05 p.m. ET kickoff.

Jeudy (shoulder) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Raiders, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Jeudy, who suffered a shoulder injury during Week 9 action, didn't practice Wednesday before logging limited sessions both Thursday and Friday. With that in mind, coach Vic Fangio noted Friday that he is "pretty confident" Jeudy will be able to play in Sunday's 4:05 ET kickoff. The No. 15 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft hauled in seven of his 14 targets for 125 yards and a TD in last Sunday's 34-27 loss to the Falcons.

Jeudy (shoulder) is practicing in a limited capacity Thursday, Jeff Legwold of ESPN.com reports.

Jeudy sat out Wednesday's practice with a shoulder injury, but coach Vic Fangio said that how well the former Alabama standout holds up during Thursday's limited session will determine whether he can upgrade to full reps Friday. The rookie wideout is coming off the best game of his professional career, having just torched the Falcons for 125 yards and a score on seven catches. Denver's offense will see a notable boost if he's able to suit up against the Raiders on Sunday.

Jeudy (shoulder) didn't practice Wednesday, Troy Renck of Denver 7 News reports.

Jeudy was on the field for 61 of the Broncos' 73 snaps on offense in this past Sunday's loss to the Falcons, en route catching seven of his 14 targets for 125 yards and a TD. With that in mind, we'll have to see if his absence from practice was maintenance-related or something that could impact his status for this weekend's game against the Raiders. Added clarity on that front should arrive no later than Thursday when the team resumes practice.

Jeudy caught seven of his 14 targets for 125 receiving yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 34-27 loss to the Falcons

Jeudy was somewhat inefficient in corralling just 50 percent of the passes thrown his way during Week 9, though he was explosive enough with those opportunities to make up for it, most notably logging a 20-yard TD catch off the arm of Drew Lock. The Alabama product also picked up a 41-yard gain as his longest of the afternoon, along with two more catches of 18-plus yards against the Falcons' 31st-ranked pass defense. Jeudy may be beginning to blossom into the star receiver Denver drafted him to be at No. 15 overall in April's draft. He now has TDs in two of his past five outings after going scoreless in September, and he has set new career bests in receiving yards each of the past two weeks against the Chargers and Falcons.

Jeudy caught four of 10 targets for 73 yards during Sunday's 31-30 win over the Chargers.

The Broncos were in a bad position early in the fourth quarter, down two scores and facing third-and-16. Jeudy came free on a deep crosser, picked up a 43-yard catch-and-run and Denver scored on the very next play. Jeudy has been hot and cold as a rookie, but stepped up Sunday with Tim Patrick (hamstring) out of the lineup, setting season highs in targets and yards. He'll have a chance to build on that in Atlanta in Week 8 against one of the league's weaker pass defenses.

Jeudy caught two of four targets for 20 yards in Sunday's 43-16 loss to the Chiefs.

Jeudy enjoyed an impressive start to his rookie season, posting at least 55 yards in each of the first four games. However, the first-round pick has just two receptions in each of the last two games, totaling 52 yards between the two contests against New England and Kansas City. Those defenses aren't easy for any pass-catcher, but the Broncos' offense needs Jeudy to start making plays if it wants to turn this season around.

Jeudy caught two of five targets for 32 yards in Sunday's 18-12 win over the Patriots.

Jeudy couldn't get much going, as the Broncos didn't find the end zone all game and Drew Lock (shoulder) completed only 10 passes in his return. Tim Patrick topped 100 yards in this one and has established himself as the team's No. 1 wide receiver. Jeudy's role should increase as the rookie first-rounder acclimates to the NFL, but Lock hasn't proven capable of sustaining multiple fantasy-relevant receivers, and Patrick's the clear top dog in Denver's passing game at this point.

Jeudy secured two of four targets for 64 yards and a touchdown in the Broncos' 37-28 win over the Jets on Thursday.

The rookie looked like he might be on his way to a big night early, as he recorded a 48-yard touchdown grab, the first of his NFL career, early in the second quarter. While Jeudy went on to finish with a modest line overall, the first-round pick demonstrated his elite physical skills by scaling over cornerback Pierre Desir to simultaneously prevent an interception, make a difficult catch and walk into the end zone. Jeudy has arguably been held down some by shaky quarterback play thus far this season, but he'll head into a Week 5 road battle versus the Patriots with a solid 15-237-1 line over his first four games.

Jeudy caught five of his nine targets for 55 receiving yards during Sunday's 28-10 loss to the Buccaneers.

The No. 15 overall pick battled through a ribs issue this week, upgrading his practice participation from limited to full between Thursday and Friday, and earning his second consecutive start in the process. Jeudy has been a go-to man for young quarterbacks Drew Lock (shoulder) and Jeff Driskel in the early going, as he's already amassed 24 targets across the first three weeks of 2020. Though he's yet to cash in with a touchdown in the NFL, Jeudy has been a high-floor option with four or more receptions and 55-plus receiving yards in each of his outings this year.

Jeudy (ribs) is active for Sunday's Week 3 tilt against the Buccaneers.

As expected, the rookie will be in uniform and ready to fill the de facto No. 1 receiver role for Denver with Courtland Sutton (knee) now on injured reserve. Jeudy has been impressive over his first two career games, bringing in eight of 15 targets for 108 yards. However, he'll be catching passes from backup QB Jeff Driskel on Sunday, with Drew Lock (shoulder) missing the first of what should be several games.

Jeudy (ribs) is expected to suit up for Sunday's game against the Buccaneers, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Jeudy bruised his ribs during Week 2 action and was listed as questionable heading into the weekend. His Week 3 status will be confirmed upon the release on Denver's inactives in advance of Sunday's 4:25 ET kickoff. If the No. 15 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft is indeed available, he'll have an opportunity to carve out a key role in the Broncos' passing game going forward, with the team's top wideout, Courtland Sutton, on IR and out for the season with a knee injury.

Jeudy (ribs) will be a game-time decision for Sunday's matchup with the Buccaneers, James Palmer of NFL Network reports.

Jeudy's upgrade to full practice participation Friday was a positive sign, but the Broncos nonetheless listed him as questionable and apparently want to see how he feels Sunday before making a final decision. A 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff is less than optimal for fantasy managers, with the Denver inactive list scheduled to come out about 90 minutes prior. Jeudy should see a good number of targets if he plays, as the Broncos just lost Courtland Sutton to an ACL tear. Jeudy, KJ Hamler and Tim Patrick got most of the WR reps after Sutton left last week's game, though DaeSean Hamilton also mixed in.

Jeudy (ribs) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Buccaneers, Troy Renck of Denver 7 News reports.

On the plus side, Jeudy -- who was limited Wednesday and Thursday -- was listed as a full practice participant Friday. In that context, we'd be surprised to see him sit out Sunday's 4:25 ET kickoff. Assuming the rookie wideout is available, he'll have an opportunity to cement a key role in Denver's passing game going forward, with the team's top wideout Courtland Sutton out for the season with a torn ACL.

Jeudy will be limited at practice Wednesday due to a rib injury, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

That said, Jeudy noted that his ribs are "feeling better day-by-day," while adding that the contact that led to the issue wasn't really the result of a big collision, rather it was a case of getting hit "in the right spot." At this point, there's no reason to think that Jeudy's Week 3 status is in doubt, and assuming he plays Sunday against the Buccaneers, an expanded opportunity awaits the No. 15 pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, with top wideout Courtland Sutton out for the season with a knee injury.

Coach Vic Fangio said Wednesday that Jeudy (undisclosed) will be limited in Wednesday's practice, Zac Stevens of TheDNVR.com reports.

Jeudy appears to have emerged from Sunday's loss to the Steelers nicked up, though it's encouraging to see him at least on the practice field in a limited capacity. The nature of Jeudy's injury will be disclosed when the Broncos' first official practice report of the week is released Wednesday afternoon. Given that Denver has already lost Courtland Sutton (knee) for the season and Drew Lock (shoulder) for at least two weeks, the team may reasonably opt to take a cautious approach to Jeudy's health.

Jeudy is the Broncos' de facto No. 1 WR following news that Courland Sutton (torn ACL) is out for the season, Ben Swanson of the team's official site reports.

Jeudy has led the Broncos with 15 targets through two weeks, and he turned that into eight catches for 118 yards but no touchdowns. He's already comfortable playing without Sutton, who didn't play in Week 1 and only played 31 snaps this past Sunday, but fantasy managers should be encouraged since Jeudy has a solid chance to be the most targeted receiver for the team moving forward. However, the QB situation is uncertain, as Drew Lock (shoulder) could miss 2-to-6 weeks, meaning Jeff Driskel will be under center in the meantime. Driskel played three games for the Lions last season and completed just 59 percent of his passes for 685 yards, four TDs and four INTs through three games.

Jeudy caught four of seven targets for 62 yards during Sunday's 26-21 loss to the Steelers.

Jeudy tied for the team lead in both targets and receptions while finishing second in receiving yards. He held his own against a tough Pittsburgh secondary and improved on his 56-yard output from Week 1. Most notably, all of Jeudy's production came after Jeff Driskel replaced Drew Lock (shoulder) so the sudden change under center doesn't appear to have affected him negatively. The rookie is off to a solid albeit unspectacular start to his NFL career and will look to keep that going in next Sunday's matchup with the Buccaneers.

Jeudy caught four of his eight targets for 56 receiving yards during Monday's 16-14 loss to the Titans. He also committed two dropped passes and fumbled once during his NFL debut.

The 2018 Biletnikoff Award winner dropped seven passes during his final year at Alabama, and that issue reared its head once again Monday night. Jeudy's talent is utterly undeniable after he racked up 145 catches and 24 touchdowns over his final two collegiate seasons, but his impact Week 1 was only moderate despite an opportunity for workload increase arising with Courtland Sutton (shoulder) out of the lineup. Week 2 brings another opportunity for Jeudy, as he and the Broncos take on a Steelers defense that allowed three different Giants receivers to register six catches Week 1.

Jeudy's route-running was on display at Broncos' practice, Benjamin Allbright of KOA News Radio reports.

Jeudy, unsurprisingly as a rookie, spent most of his practice time with the second-team offense, according to Allbright. His ability to accelerate in and out of brakes put his defensive teammates in a bind and Jeudy seems like a safe bet to get time with the first-team offense soon. Once he makes it there, he'll likely alternate between outside and the slot. Early practices have had veteran Tim Patrick lined up outside opposite Courtland Sutton, leaving a slot role for the young technician. Jeudy could also supplant Patrick on the outside to free up a spot for second-round speedster K.J. Hamler -- who spent most of his time in the slot while at Penn State.