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• Broncos' Phillip Lindsay: Beginning OTAs limited

  14D ago • By RotoWire Staff

  Lindsay (wrist) will be limited when the Broncos begin OTAs on Monday, Ryan O'Halloran of The Denver Post reports. A mere spectator during voluntary minicamp last month, Lindsay is making progress after undergoing surgery on his right wrist in late December. More specifics should be available once the Broncos actually begin activities this week, but it wouldn't be surprising for the 24-year-old to remain limited for the near future. Lindsay exploded onto the scene as an undrafted rookie last season with 1,037 rushing yards and nine touchdowns while averaging 5.4 yards per carry.

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• Broncos' Phillip Lindsay: Limited to spectator status

  04/16/2019 • By RotoWire Staff

  Lindsay (wrist) is present Tuesday for voluntary minicamp, but he isn't participating in drills, Jeff Legwold of ESPN.com reports. Working his way back from a season-ending wrist fracture, Lindsay was limited to stretching and chatting with teammates during Tuesday's session. His availability for training camp doesn't seem to be much of a concern, but he'll likely remain limited throughout the offseason program, with his focus on learning a new playbook from offensive coordinator Rich Scangarello. The Broncos presumably envision a backfield with both Lindsay and fellow second-year pro Royce Freeman handling sizable roles.

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• Broncos' Phillip Lindsay: Ditches hard cast

  04/04/2019 • By RotoWire Staff

  Lindsay (wrist) sported a brace instead of a hard cast at Wednesday's workout, Kyle Fredrickson of the Denver Post reports. Lindsay is recovering from a fractured right wrist that is preventing the running back from fully participating in the outset of the Broncos' offseason training program that started this week. Given that he's nursing an arm injury -- as opposed to a lower-body issue -- it's not a huge surprise that Denver has allowed him to take part in select drills this spring, but the running back remains without a firm timetable to return to the field in a full capacity. General manager John Elway recently suggested Lindsay could be back in the fold as soon as May.

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• Broncos' Phillip Lindsay: Expected to sit out minicamp

  03/24/2019 • By RotoWire Staff

  Coach Vic Fangio said Lindsay (wrist) is unlikely to participate in the beginning of OTAs, Ryan O'Halloran of The Denver Post reports. The Broncos have a bonus minicamp the week after the 2019 NFL Draft, and Lindsay likely will be watching from the sidelines. It's unclear if he''ll be able to participate in any part of the offseason program, but there doesn't seem to be concern about his availability for training camp. This injury shouldn't affect Lindsay's fantasy stock considering it's a wrist issue and not a lower-body problem.

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• Broncos' Phillip Lindsay: Uncertain for OTAs

  02/06/2019 • By RotoWire Staff

  Lindsay (wrist) is still sporting a hard cast on his right arm and declined to comment Wednesday regarding his potential availability for OTAs, Nicki Jhabvala of The Athletic reports. The rehab timeline was estimated at 3-to-4 months when the undrafted rookie sensation landed on injured reserve and had surgery after Week 16. His continued use of a hard cast doesn't mean he's behind schedule, but it suggests his weightlifting will be limited during the offseason. In any case, Lindsay should regain his health long before training camp, and perhaps even for OTAs or minicamp this spring. A wrist injury is far less concerning than any type of lower-body issue would be.

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