The Denver Broncos’ final injury report is in and only two players have worrisome playing status. The first is wide receiver Josh Reynolds, who played all week but is listed as questionable. The second is a big blow as cornerback Riley Moss is out for this game with a knee injury.

That means we’ll be seeing a lot of Levi Wallace on Monday night against the Cleveland Browns. Safety PJ Locke is about next man up, and that man will be Wallace.

“Levi is a pro, man. We never have to worry about that. He knows defenses like the back of his hand,” Locke said, via Andrew Mason of 104.3 The Fan. “Obviously it sucks when Riley goes down, but I think it’s just that next-man-up mentality. And Levi is the epitome of how he comes to work and doesn’t complain. He is the star in his role.”

The good news for Denver is that they have a bye week after this game. Maybe that’s why they decided to sit Moss out this week, even though they almost let him play again last week after his injury. That gives him almost three full weeks to prepare straight away for an important game against the Indianapolis Colts, who, annoyingly, remain in the hunt for the AFC playoffs. Denver just has to get through the Browns first.

Here’s your full Broncos-Browns practice attendance report for Saturday.

CLEARLY – Indicates a status change; NIR– Indicates there is no violation; *– Team did not practice / report is an estimate.

STATUS DEFINITIONS: Did not participate (DNP); Limited: means less than 100 percent of a player’s normal reps; Full – 100 percent of the player’s normal reps; Off: will not be played; Doubtful: Unlikely to be played. Questionable: Unsafe to play.