Broncos vs. Colts injury report: Ronnie Hillman questionable, but will start if healthy

The Denver Broncos have released their final injury report before Sunday's game against the Indianapolis Colts. The only real surprise is running back Ronnie Hillman who is listed as questionable. He has been dealing with a thigh bruise all week but is expected to start despite being listed as questionable.

Ronnie Hillman listed as questionable but will start

— Troy Renck (@TroyRenck) November 6, 2015

...if healthy. Look for Hillman to split carries with running back C.J. Anderson on Sunday.

Rookie linebacker Shane Ray and veteran wide receiver Jordan Norwood have both been officially ruled out for Sunday's game. Look for linebacker Lerentee McCray and receivers Bennie Fowler and Andre Caldwell to replace both on the field.

After missing Wednesday's practice, and being limited on Thursday linebacker Shaquil Barrett had a full practice on Friday and has been listed as probable.

Denver Broncos Head Coach Gary Kubiak also confirmed that newly acquired tight end Vernon Davis will be active on Sunday, and is expected to be used on a limited basis.

As for the Colts, wide receiver T.Y. Hilton has been listed as questionable and is expected to be a "game-time decision" before Sunday's game. Hilton missed all three days of practice for the Colts, so its looking like they may be without their top wideout on Sunday.

Former Denver Broncos linebacker Nate Irving and rookie wide receiver Phillip Dorsett have both been ruled out for the Colts on Sunday.

Veteran's Vontae Davis, D'Qwell Jackson, Andre Johnson, and Robert Mathis are listed as "N/A" because they were listed as non-injury related. All four will be suited up for the Colts on Sunday.

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