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Week 6 injury report for Broncos

The Denver Broncos entered Week 6 with a secondary already stretched thin, and new setbacks have deepened their defensive concerns ahead of Thursday Night Football. Star cornerback Pat Surtain II remains out after missing Tuesday’s practice, raising serious doubts about his availability against the Seattle Seahawks.

Meanwhile, safety Talanoa Hufanga suffered an ankle injury that could sideline him for 2–3 games, while starting cornerback Riley Moss’s status remains uncertain despite some positive updates. With three key defensive backs potentially missing, the Broncos will need to rely on depth and veteran options to shore up their secondary against Seattle’s pass-heavy offense.

The injury woes extend beyond the secondary, as Denver currently has seven players on injured reserve heading into the matchup. The absence of Hufanga—an All-Pro safety—marks another blow to a unit already dealing with personnel shortages, forcing the Broncos to rethink their defensive approach for one of their most critical games of the season.

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