The Broncos defeated the Jets. While the Broncos offense didn’t score much (10 points), the defense did a fantastic job by holding back the Jets from scoring a touchdown. But the win came at a cost. Their running back Tyler Badie injured himself. He landed on his back, which made everyone worry about his fitness.

Today, we have a positive update. He returned to Denver and was showing full function in his arms and legs. But Badie did suffer a back injury. There are high chance that he might be put on the Injured Reserve (IR) List, which would rule him out for 4 weeks. He has been ruled out of week 5 game.

It’s miraculous. The way he left the field on a stretcher was nothing less than a gloomy moment. The RB got hit by Jets LB Quincy Williams, which almost knocked him unconscious. Players from both sides looked concerned, for the RB. Fans were too. His mother thanked his fans for their prayers.

Tanjala T. Gipson, M.D, also posted a message on X. Sharing a photo, she captioned it, “This photo was taken just before today’s game. God was good then, and God is good now. We may not know what the future holds, but we know Who holds the future. Thank you so very much for your prayers for our son Tyler Badie.” With such positive updates, the Broncos are happy.

Apart from the RB, the rival QB also got injured.

Aaron Rodgers’ injury report

In the 4th quarter against Broncos, Rodgers was seen limping after injuring his left leg. Though fans were initially worried about the quarterback,the QB was seen walking around casually. Now, the Jets HC has given an update about the Rodgers’ fitness.

Saleh talked to the reporters after the week 4 game against Broncos. While talking about his quarterback, the coach said, “He’s fine, probably just a little wear and tear from the football game.” This season is very critical for the MVP.

With injuries to RB Tyler Badie and the QB Rodgers, the team would like to win a few more games. What do you think? Stay tuned. We’ll bring more of such stories.

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