We have some good news on the injury front for the Broncos. According to 9NEWS Denver’s Mike Klis, sources told him that cornerback Riley Moss’s rib injury, which he suffered vs. the Green Bay Packers on Friday night, is NOT considered serious. Moss left Friday night’s game during the opening series of the game after […]
Broncos CB Riley Moss’s rib injury is reportedly not considered serious
Broncos CB Riley Moss's rib injury is reportedly not serious
Scoring Zone's Take
Riley Moss is a cornerback, so his direct fantasy relevance is limited to IDP/DB formats — but the injury news is still worth flagging for anyone drafting him in those leagues or tracking Broncos defensive value. He exited a preseason/early game with a rib injury, and the early word from multiple outlets, including head coach Sean Payton, is that it's not considered serious. That's the encouraging takeaway here: this reads as a "veteran rest and monitor" situation rather than anything that threatens his availability for the regular season.
For draft prep purposes, there's no need to downgrade Moss on your board right now. If you're in a defensive-back-scoring IDP league, keep him roughly where he was — a starting-caliber corner in Denver's secondary — but note this as a small risk factor to watch as the preseason progresses and final roster/depth chart clarity emerges. Rib injuries can occasionally linger longer than initially expected, so it's worth checking practice participation reports as camp continues before you finalize your rankings.
Actionable guidance: no add/drop urgency, no need to reach for handcuffs or replacement corners on your IDP bench right now. Treat this as a hold with mild caution rather than a red flag. Confidence in the "not serious" framing is moderate to strong given it comes from both the coaching staff and a corroborating national outlet, but since none of this has been confirmed with a practice/game status update yet, revisit before finalizing draft tiers closer to the season.