Despite some concern, wide receiver Demaryius Thomas appears to be fine

Early Sunday Morning, ESPN's Adam Schefter tweeted out that Denver Broncos wide receiver Demaryius Thomas underwent an MRI on his hip and would be seeking a second opinion. This caused all of Broncos Country to panic, but all appears to be well with the Broncos star wide receiver.

Denver Broncos Head Coach Gary Kubiak said that Thomas is feeling better today and expects him to be out there on Wednesday when the Broncos begin practicing for their matchup against the Indianapolis Colts.

Gary Kubiak said Demaryius Thomas' hip injury is feeling better and he expects the WR back at practice Wednesday.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) September 12, 2016

The Broncos did some individual and drill type stuff today and Kubiak indicated that they held him out today, but he could have gone if they wanted him too.

"Thomas had some good treatment over the weekend, could have practiced today if he wanted to,"

As Dr. David J. Chao pointed out on Twitter, these second opinions that Thomas received on his hip are actually routine, so Thomas should be just fine.

Thomas had 4 receptions for 48 yards on Thursday Night against the Carolina Panthers despite playing through this hip injury. Now with some extra time to heal up and playing against a decimated and rather weak Colts secondary, Thomas should have himself a very good afternoon next Sunday.