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Knowshon Moreno no go wed, DOES practice Thurs & Fri (1 Viewer)

:thumbup: nice to see him back on the field. let's hope he is ready soon!

http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2010/10/06/knowsho...ng-development/

Dennis J. Georgatos

NFL Writer

Knowshon Moreno's Return to Practice Encouraging for Broncos

The Broncos' beleaguered running game got a boost Wednesday when starting tailback Knowshon Moreno returned to practice for the first time in two weeks.

Moreno played in the first two regular season games before straining his right hamstring in practice, apparently from overcompensating for a left hamstring injury that had sidelined him throughout the preseason. He was inactive for the Broncos' loss to Indianapolis on Sept. 26 as well as the team's 26-20 win at Tennessee on Sunday.

Moreno's status for Sunday's game at Baltimore remains uncertain. Earlier this week, coach Josh McDaniels characterized it as "hopeful."

Even when he's been healthy enough to play, Moreno hasn't had a great deal of success running the ball. He has rushed for 111 yards and two touchdowns in the first two games of the season, averaging 2.8 yards on his 39 carries.

The Broncos running game has been anemic throughout the season, and even more so in the last two weeks, though their passing game has been going through the roof. Going into Sunday's Baltimore game, the Broncos have the league's top-rated passing attack, averaging 339.5 yards, and the league's least productive rushing attack, totaling 220 yards in four games. The team also is averaging a league-low 2.2 yards per carry. No other team in the league has a rushing average below 3 yards per carry.
 
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Laurence Marony owners should rejoice that Moreno is returning. Those that were high on Maroney you can now bench him with confidence....right where he belongs.

 
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:pickle: nice to see him back on the field. let's hope he is ready soon!

http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2010/10/06/knowsho...ng-development/

Dennis J. Georgatos

NFL Writer

Knowshon Moreno's Return to Practice Encouraging for Broncos

The Broncos' beleaguered running game got a boost Wednesday when starting tailback Knowshon Moreno returned to practice for the first time in two weeks.

Moreno played in the first two regular season games before straining his right hamstring in practice, apparently from overcompensating for a left hamstring injury that had sidelined him throughout the preseason. He was inactive for the Broncos' loss to Indianapolis on Sept. 26 as well as the team's 26-20 win at Tennessee on Sunday.

Moreno's status for Sunday's game at Baltimore remains uncertain. Earlier this week, coach Josh McDaniels characterized it as "hopeful."

Even when he's been healthy enough to play, Moreno hasn't had a great deal of success running the ball. He has rushed for 111 yards and two touchdowns in the first two games of the season, averaging 2.8 yards on his 39 carries.

The Broncos running game has been anemic throughout the season, and even more so in the last two weeks, though their passing game has been going through the roof. Going into Sunday's Baltimore game, the Broncos have the league's top-rated passing attack, averaging 339.5 yards, and the league's least productive rushing attack, totaling 220 yards in four games. The team also is averaging a league-low 2.2 yards per carry. No other team in the league has a rushing average below 3 yards per carry.
hope you are right..Cecil Lammey here says Maroney looks faster to the hole than Marino and might be the better back..i beg to differ and hope im right.. i will need Marino badly in a league or two but am quite nervous about him and his hammys going forward
 
Are you kiddin me....Did you watch him this past week. The guy was terrible!

:) nice to see him back on the field. let's hope he is ready soon!

http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2010/10/06/knowsho...ng-development/

Dennis J. Georgatos

NFL Writer

Knowshon Moreno's Return to Practice Encouraging for Broncos

The Broncos' beleaguered running game got a boost Wednesday when starting tailback Knowshon Moreno returned to practice for the first time in two weeks.

Moreno played in the first two regular season games before straining his right hamstring in practice, apparently from overcompensating for a left hamstring injury that had sidelined him throughout the preseason. He was inactive for the Broncos' loss to Indianapolis on Sept. 26 as well as the team's 26-20 win at Tennessee on Sunday.

Moreno's status for Sunday's game at Baltimore remains uncertain. Earlier this week, coach Josh McDaniels characterized it as "hopeful."

Even when he's been healthy enough to play, Moreno hasn't had a great deal of success running the ball. He has rushed for 111 yards and two touchdowns in the first two games of the season, averaging 2.8 yards on his 39 carries.

The Broncos running game has been anemic throughout the season, and even more so in the last two weeks, though their passing game has been going through the roof. Going into Sunday's Baltimore game, the Broncos have the league's top-rated passing attack, averaging 339.5 yards, and the league's least productive rushing attack, totaling 220 yards in four games. The team also is averaging a league-low 2.2 yards per carry. No other team in the league has a rushing average below 3 yards per carry.
hope you are right..Cecil Lammey here says Maroney looks faster to the hole than Marino and might be the better back..i beg to differ and hope im right.. i will need Marino badly in a league or two but am quite nervous about him and his hammys going forward
 
Are you kiddin me....Did you watch him this past week. The guy was terrible!

:pickle: nice to see him back on the field. let's hope he is ready soon!

http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2010/10/06/knowsho...ng-development/

Dennis J. Georgatos

NFL Writer

Knowshon Moreno's Return to Practice Encouraging for Broncos

The Broncos' beleaguered running game got a boost Wednesday when starting tailback Knowshon Moreno returned to practice for the first time in two weeks.

Moreno played in the first two regular season games before straining his right hamstring in practice, apparently from overcompensating for a left hamstring injury that had sidelined him throughout the preseason. He was inactive for the Broncos' loss to Indianapolis on Sept. 26 as well as the team's 26-20 win at Tennessee on Sunday.

Moreno's status for Sunday's game at Baltimore remains uncertain. Earlier this week, coach Josh McDaniels characterized it as "hopeful."

Even when he's been healthy enough to play, Moreno hasn't had a great deal of success running the ball. He has rushed for 111 yards and two touchdowns in the first two games of the season, averaging 2.8 yards on his 39 carries.

The Broncos running game has been anemic throughout the season, and even more so in the last two weeks, though their passing game has been going through the roof. Going into Sunday's Baltimore game, the Broncos have the league's top-rated passing attack, averaging 339.5 yards, and the league's least productive rushing attack, totaling 220 yards in four games. The team also is averaging a league-low 2.2 yards per carry. No other team in the league has a rushing average below 3 yards per carry.
hope you are right..Cecil Lammey here says Maroney looks faster to the hole than Marino and might be the better back..i beg to differ and hope im right.. i will need Marino badly in a league or two but am quite nervous about him and his hammys going forward
umm that was more than the past week. Both Buckhalter and Maroney have looked like garbage so far this year. Prime for KNowshon to step back in and produce immediately. Lammey must have better weed than us ...

 
But could you really start him this week at Balt? I guess if you drafted him in the 3rd like this fool you might have too.

 
not really, due to some decent depth (tollbert w nice matchup, caddy) but i just like to see him back at practice. hopefully he's rested enough too..

 
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Denver Broncos starting running back Knowshon Moreno, who practiced Wednesday for the first time since injuring his hamstring Sept. 23, will sit out practice Thursday, coach Josh McDaniels told reporters."I think we're trying to make sure we make a smart decision on when he's ready, when he's not," McDaniels told the Denver Post. "Unfortunately, we can't have him out there every day at this point until he's totally healthy."If Moreno sits out against the Ravens, it will be the third consecutive game he's missed this season.Broncos running backs Correll Buckhalter and Laurence Maroney are expected to split carries against the Ravens' stingy run defense if Moreno sits out.The Associated Press contributed to this report
 
Knowshon Moreno takes a step back

Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on October 7, 2010 3:31 PM ET

It doesn't look like running back Knowshon Moreno will return this week to try to save the pathetic Broncos rushing attack.

After being limited in practice on Wednesday, Moreno sat out Thursday's session. Coach Josh McDaniels said he was "hopeful" about Moreno earlier in the week, but now calls Moreno questionable.

"I think we're just trying to make sure we make a smart decision on when he's ready and when he's not," McDaniels said via MaxDenver.com. "Unfortunately, we can't have him out there every day until he's totally healthy."

Moreno is averaging only 2.8 yards-per-carry this year, but that easily leads the team. The Broncos are averaging 55 yards-per-week, which is worst in the NFL by 13 yards.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/...es-a-step-back/

 
When coach Josh McDaniels announced Monday that five Broncos

Posted: 1 days 10 hrs 35 mins ago. | Source rotowire.com

When coach Josh McDaniels announced Monday that five Broncos will not play this coming Sunday against the Jets, it was notable that Moreno's (hamstring) name was not mentioned, the Denver Post reports. [...]

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Broncos | Knowshon Moreno to return soon?

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While Denver Broncos RB Knowshon Moreno (hamstring) will not play during Week 5, the NFL Network's Jason La Canfora reports Moreno is expected to return to action during Week 6.

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Moreno should be back in Week 6: Broncos RB Knowshon Moreno (hamstring) missed Denver's Week 5 game at Baltimore, but NFL Network's Jason La Canfora says the Broncos "fully expect" Moreno o return in Week 6 vs. the Jets.

(Updated 10/10/2010)

Injury Report

Hamstring - Missed Week 5 at Baltimore

(Updated - 10/10/10)

Fantasy Analysis

Moreno has missed three straight games with this hamstring injury, but he did practice earlier this week. Unfortunately for his Fantasy owners, with Denver's next game being against the run-stuffing Jets, he won't even be a highly-recommended Fantasy option for that game if he's cleared to play. Continue to stash Moreno away in the majority of Fantasy formats, as he could help you in the second half of the season.

(Updated 10/10/2010).
 
wow nice to come back to the Jets stingy run d, allowing 79 yds a game (3rd in the league) :rant: Maybe they overload the pass to stop orton? Gulp...

All RB against NYJ in 2010Week Rsh RshYD RshTD Rec RecYd RecTD FantPtAdrian Peterson 5 18 88 0 1 20 0 11.30Toby Gerhart 5 2 7 0 0 0 0 0.70Naufahu Tahi 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00Fred Jackson 4 3 21 0 0 0 0 2.10C.J. Spiller 4 2 11 0 1 4 0 2.00Marshawn Lynch 4 4 8 0 0 0 0 0.80Corey McIntyre 4 0 0 0 1 1 0 0.60Ronnie Brown 3 11 54 0 2 -1 0 6.30Ricky Williams 3 7 28 0 0 0 0 2.80Lousaka Polite 3 1 4 0 1 14 0 2.30Lex Hilliard 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00Patrick Cobbs 3 1 -6 0 0 0 0 -0.60Kevin Faulk 2 5 22 0 2 15 0 4.70Sammy Morris 2 0 0 0 1 19 0 2.40BenJarvus Green-Ellis 2 10 19 0 0 0 0 1.90Fred Taylor 2 5 11 0 0 0 0 1.10Ray Rice 1 21 43 0 2 19 0 7.20Willis McGahee 1 6 -2 1 1 -6 0 5.70LeRon McClain 1 4 6 0 1 5 0 1.60Jalen Parmele 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00
 
cbs is saying he didn't practice wed. what an enigma. i don't think he's as bad as his ypc stats suggest. the denver run blocking is putrid. probably worse. but this fool just can't stay healthy.

 
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Yeah the 'practices wed' was from last week (when he practiced wed) I just edited the second part, once I just saw that he didn't I came here. :lmao:

Broncos RB Knowshon Moreno (hamstring) did not practice Wednesday as Denver began preparations for a Week 6 game against the Jets. (Updated 10/13/2010).AnalysisThe Broncos said last week that Moreno should be able to return on Sunday, but this obviously isn't a good start. Moreno's hamstring is clearly still an issue and he will likely be questionable each of the next three days heading into what would be a very difficult matchup against the run-stuffing Jets. Even if he's healthy for Week 6, Moreno will not be a recommended Fantasy option because of the tough matchup.
 
cbs is saying he didn't practice wed. what an enigma. i don't think he's as bad as his ypc stats suggest. the denver run blocking is putrid. probably worse. but this fool just can't stay healthy.
this guy is beyond frustrating.
 
Thank you to all the people who are keeping us up to date on their lineup issues this week. Any chance we could actually focus the discussion around...oh, I don't know...the actual player or situation?

TIA.

The Assistant Coach forum is down the hall on the left.

 
The closing schedule has potential:

7 10/24/10 4:15pm OAK - - - - -

8 10/31/10 1:00pm @SF - - - - -

9 BYE - - - - - -

10 11/14/10 4:05pm KC - - - - -

11 11/22/10 8:30pm @SD - - - - -

12 11/28/10 4:15pm STL - - - - -

13 12/05/10 1:00pm @KC - - - - -

14 12/12/10 4:15pm @ARI - - - - -

15 12/19/10 4:15pm @OAK - - - - -

16 12/26/10 4:05pm HOU

 
Thank you to all the people who are keeping us up to date on their lineup issues this week. Any chance we could actually focus the discussion around...oh, I don't know...the actual player or situation?TIA.The Assistant Coach forum is down the hall on the left.
;)
 
Knowshon Moreno, RB DENNews: Broncos RB Knowshon Moreno (hamstring) was back on the practice field Thursday as Denver continued preparation for its Week 6 game against the Jets. He said he feels good about returning to practice, but it's too early to gauge whether Sunday's a possibility. "I've been doing some things to test it out here and there but nothing full-go yet, so we'll see," he said. Moreno did not practice Wednesday. The Broncos said last week that Moreno should be able to return on Sunday, and if he can work out again on Friday, there is a good chance of that happening. Moreno's hamstring is clearly still an issue though, and has a very difficult matchup against the run-stuffing Jets on Sunday.Analysis: With New York on the horizon, a team the second-year back has never faced, Moreno and the rest of the backs face a tough task. The Jets are allowing 79 yards per game and have given up just one touchdown on the ground this season. He has a tough matchup and won't be 100 percent, so his touches will likely be limited. Moreno shouldn't be considered more than a low-end No. 3 RB Fantasy option for Week 6.Profile
 
The closing schedule has potential:7 10/24/10 4:15pm OAK - - - - - 8 10/31/10 1:00pm @SF - - - - - 9 BYE - - - - - - 10 11/14/10 4:05pm KC - - - - - 11 11/22/10 8:30pm @SD - - - - - 12 11/28/10 4:15pm STL - - - - - 13 12/05/10 1:00pm @KC - - - - - 14 12/12/10 4:15pm @ARI - - - - - 15 12/19/10 4:15pm @OAK - - - - - 16 12/26/10 4:05pm HOU
it does. I for one am leaning towards starting him if he plays, but my options aren't great behind him (BGJE, caddy, tolbert)
 
Broncos' Knowshon Moreno practices for second straight dayEMAILPRINTSHARESTUMBLE ITTWACKLENEWS RSSTWEETBy Brian Murphy, Friday, October 15, 2010 9:42:08 PM CDT It was three weeks ago today that Denver Broncos running back Knowshon Moreno suddenly strained a hamstring during practice and instantly went from a high-upside start against the Colts to O-U-T. For the first time since, Moreno has practiced on back-to-back days. He is officially listed as questionable to play in Sunday's game versus the New York Jets, but everything sounds like Moreno will be active after participating Thursday and Friday. He has run for 111 yards on 39 carries in two games this season and has a rushing score in each.Fantasy Analysis:Sunday's game won't exactly be a "welcome back" party for Moreno. The Jets allow the fewest fantasy points to running backs. Sure, Adrian Peterson looked good against them Monday night, but consider the quality of running back. If you take out his effort, the Jets are allowing less than three yards per carry to RBs with just one rushing TD allowed all year. Moreno probably isn't completely healed and with the difficulties the Jets have had in their secondary, you should expect Denver to throw another 50 times this week. I speculate that Moreno will be sparingly. Get ready to insert him back into your lineup for week seven's matchup against the Oakland Raiders.
 
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- With Knowshon Moreno practicing for the second time in as many days Friday, it appears likely the Broncos tailback could play for the first time in a month Sunday against the New York Jets.

Denver fullback Spencer Larsen also practiced Friday, completing his first week of workouts with the team since missing the last two games because of a hamstring injury.

If both Moreno and Larsen are able to return for the Jets game, it would mark the first time the Broncos' backfield has been at full strength since Moreno went down in practice Sept. 23 with a strained left hamstring.

Meanwhile, wide receiver Demaryius Thomas practiced on Friday for the first time since being knocked out of last Sunday's game at Baltimore with a concussion. The Broncos' top draft pick took a devastating high-low hit that separated him from the ball and left him crumpled on the ground for several moments.

Coach Josh McDaniels said Thomas had been cleared by team doctors to resume football activities after being free of any post-concussion symptoms in the last couple of days. Barring a setback, it's likely he'll be available to play Sunday, though McDaniels said he probably won't be used to return kicks because he missed the practice repetitions earlier in the week.

Moreno, who has missed the last three games, has gotten off to a slow start, running 39 times for 111 yards, an average of 2.8 yards per carry in two games this season. He has two touchdowns.

Moreno came into the season having missed virtually all of training camp after straining his right hamstring during the first practice of the summer.

The Broncos are hopeful that the return of Moreno and Larsen, his lead blocker, will lift their struggling running attack. Moreno's backups, Correll Buckhalter and Laurence Maroney, are each averaging 1.9 yards per carry. Of players who have run the ball for Denver, quarterback Kyle Orton has compiled the best average, gaining 29 yards on 10 runs for a 2.9 yards per carry average.

With their passing game taking flight and their running game going nowhere, the Broncos have been the league's most one-dimensional -- and some might say most predictable -- team in the league.

They have the league's last-ranked running attack and the second-ranked passing attack. They're putting the ball up nearly twice as much as they're trying to run it, averaging 42.6 passes per game to 22.6 runs per game. Their passing volume is second only to Indianapolis.

In another development, there's a chance the Broncos could make a second change in as many games to their offensive line.

Rookie Zane Beadles and Ryan Harris have been alternating at right tackle all week in practice. McDaniels said Friday he'll make a decision on which one of them starts after evaluating their respective work in the team's last practice before the Jets game.

"It's a competitive situation," McDaniels said. "Zane's played a lot of football, so has Ryan. Ryan has come back from the ankle (injury) the last couple of weeks. If there's competition to be had, we're going to let it play out."

In the Baltimore game, veteran Russ Hochstein took over at left guard in place of Stanley Daniels, a first-year player who won the job coming out of training camp. McDaniels said Hochstein would remain the starter for this Sunday's game.
 

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