Bolles (calf) is not listed on the Broncos' final injury report heading into Sunday's game versus the Steelers.
After starting the week off as a non-participant, Bolles saw his practice contribution increase each day this week. He is now set to protect Bo Nix's blind side in Week 2 assuming he avoids any setbacks.
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Broncos' Garett Bolles: Held out Wednesday
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Bolles (calf) didn't practice Wednesday.
Bolles sustained what initially appeared to be an ankle injury during the Broncos' regular-season opener, but it's been clarified to a calf issue. The 32-year-old's participation in practice Thursday and Friday will be something to monitor, and if he's unable to suit up in Week 2, expect Matt Peart to protect Bo Nix's blindside.
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Broncos' Garett Bolles: Negative X-rays
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Head coach Sean Payton told reporters Monday that Bolles' X-rays came back negative after he sustained an ankle injury Sunday, Parker Gabriel of The Denver Post reports.
It appears that Bolles avoided a serious injury, in light of Payton's comments Monday. Payton added that Bolles obviously has a "contusion," so he's still dealing with the issue and could potentially miss time. If the 32-year-old offensive lineman is forced to miss games, expect Matt Peart to work as the Broncos' first-team left tackle.
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Broncos' Garett Bolles: Back on field
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Bolles is now healthy after breaking his leg last year, Nick Kosmider of The Athletic reports.
Bolles returned to action after landing on injured reserve back in November. The 31-year-old should once again serve as Denver's starting left tackle and will try to help the offense overcome its struggles from last season.
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Broncos' Garett Bolles: Expected to be healthy for 2023
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Broncos general manager George Paton said Tuesday that he expects Bolles (leg) to be healthy for the 2023 campaign, Zac Stevens of TheDNVR.com reports.
Bolles broke his leg in Week 5 and underwent season-ending surgery after being placed on IR. The 2017 first-round pick has been a regular starter at left tackle since being drafted, so his potential availability could be a major boost in 2023 and help Denver's offense bounce back following a tumultuous first season with Russell Wilson at the helm.
