Waddle and Moss Exit Broncos Game With Concussions
Denver lost two starters to concussions in its game against Carolina on November 8. Waddle and Moss were both ruled out for the remainder of the contest, with the Broncos’ upcoming bye giving them two weeks before the team’s next game against Las Vegas on November 22.
Waddle was hurt in the first quarter while trying to catch a pass from Bo Nix. Carolina’s Marco Wilson and Zakee Wheatley tackled him, and Wilson was penalized for taunting on the play. Waddle had one catch for 22 yards before leaving. He leads Denver with 29 receptions for 315 yards and two touchdowns this season.
Moss was injured in the second quarter while tackling Carolina running back Trevor Etienne, who struck him in the head with a knee. Moss made his way on foot to the team’s dressing area. He had two tackles in the game and has 27 tackles and one interception through eight games.
Waddle’s absence could mean more opportunities for Courtland Sutton and Pat Bryant. Sutton scored in the first quarter and had four catches in the game. His fantasy production has averaged six points this season, compared with 14.1 in 2024 and 12.9 in 2025.
Bryant, recently activated from injured reserve, had not played since Week 4. He averaged eight fantasy points before his injury, but his return and workload remain worth watching. Waddle’s injury also leaves Nix without Denver’s leading receiver as his preferred target. The bye offers Waddle and Moss time to clear concussion protocol before the Raiders matchup.
Reported by Sports Illustrated, Newsweek.






