ENGLEWOOD, Colo. – The Broncos will be without starting cornerback Riley Moss in Week 13 against the Cleveland Browns.

Moss did not practice on Saturday and was ruled out of Monday’s game. After suffering a knee injury against the Raiders, the second-year senior was classified as a non-participant on Thursday and did not practice on Friday.

The Iowa product was the only Bronco to be excluded as no other players on Denver’s active roster were assigned playing status.

Defensive linemen Zach Allen (ankle) and John Franklin-Myers (shoulder), safeties Brandon Jones (abdomen) and PJ Locke (thumb) and quarterback Bo Nix (back) were all full participants on Saturday and were not given game status. The absence of a game status indicates that a player is expected to be available for the upcoming match.

Franklin-Myers and Nix were considered limited on Thursday but improved to full on Friday.

Wide receiver Josh Reynolds (hand), who was expected to return from injured reserve before Week 11, is listed as questionable. He was listed as a full participant in each of the Broncos’ three practice reports this week, but was required to be added to the 53-man roster for the game against Cleveland.

Denver hosts the Cleveland Browns on Monday at 6:15 p.m. MT.