Brandon Marshall Injury: Miami Dolphins WR Has Quad Issue

After sitting out Wednesday's practice, Miami Dolphins wide receiver Brandon Marshall was listed on the team's report with a quad injury. If he practices on Thursday, it's more than likely that he will go up against Champ Bailey on Sunday, just one week after he battled the New York Jets' Darrelle Revis. If Marshall is unable to go, Matt Moore is going to have a tough throwing the ball to receivers such as Davone Bess and Brian Hartline.

Reggie Bush was listed with a groin injury, not with a neck injury that cropped up against the Jets on Monday night. Just as with Marshall, if Bush practices on Thursday the chances are good that he will on Sunday.

Safety Reshad Jones was the only other player not to practice for the Dolphins, as he is dealing with a knee injury.

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Brandon Marshall, Reggie Bush Sit Out Miami Dolphins' Wednesday Practice

On Wednesday, the Miami Dolphins had two star players sit out practice: receiver Brandon Marshall and running back Reggie Bush. The latter is recovering from a neck injury suffered in Monday's loss to the New York Jets while the former sat out and has not had his status updated yet.

Bush previously played against the Denver Broncos back in 2008, which the Broncos won, 34-32. He had 18 carries for 73 yards and a touchdown, as well as 11 receptions for 75 yards and a touchdown. Marshall will play against the Broncos for the first time since he was traded to Miami in 2010.

When coach Tony Sparano updates the players' statuses, chances are the injuries aren't serious and that they just needed an extra day of rest.

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Broncos Vs. Dolphins Injury Report: Demaryius Thomas Joins Full Contingent For 53-Man Practice

The Denver Broncos had full participation in Wednesday's practice, a first this season.