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Wide receiver Jerry Jeudy is set to make his season debut for the Denver Broncos on Sunday after recovering from a pulled right hamstring. Jeudy's return should provide a boost to the Broncos' offense, which struggled in their season-opening loss to the Las Vegas Raiders. The team has been dealing with injuries to their pass catchers, including tight end Greg Dulcich and wide receiver Tim Patrick. Jeudy is known for his explosive playmaking ability and is expected to contribute immediately.
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- Jeudy suffered a pulled right hamstring on Aug. 24 and missed the Broncos' season opener.
- He practiced fully all week and will play on Sunday against the Washington Commanders.
- Broncos coach Sean Payton confirmed that Jeudy will not be on a pitch count and is healthy.
- Jeudy's return should help the Broncos' struggling offense create explosive plays and scoring opportunities.
- He led the Broncos in touchdowns last season with six and had 37 receptions for 523 yards and three touchdowns in the final six games.
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- The Broncos' offense has been dealing with injuries to their pass catchers.
- Wide receiver KJ Hamler is not on the current roster due to a heart ailment.
- Tight end Greg Dulcich will miss several weeks with a hamstring injury.
- Wide receiver Tim Patrick suffered a season-ending Achilles tendon injury in training camp.
- The Broncos have struggled to score points, with 12 games out of their last 18 scoring 16 or fewer points.