The Denver Broncos got two of their most important offensive weapons to practice Wednesday, an encouraging sign that both will be active for this weekend's game versus the Tennessee Titans. They both missed week two's win over the Cincinnati Bengals. Moreno sat because of a hamstring injury while Lloyd, a last-minute inactive Sunday afternoon, needed to rest a groin injury.

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It's not a guarantee, but it's usually very positive when an injured player can practice on a Wednesday. Lloyd should be much closer than Moreno since it looked like he would play against Cincy until just before kickoff. His presence would take a little luster off of Eric Decker 's growing fantasy value. If Lloyd plays, he's a fine WR2.
Moreno would probably resume getting the majority of the touches in Denver's backfield. Willis McGahee filled in for him on Sunday and while he gained 101 yards, he needed 28 carries to do it. It was his most carries in a game since Dec. 16, 2007; McGahee's not made for that any longer. The Titans' defense has been pretty good this year, but Maurice Jones-Drew and Ray Rice did score against them this season. Moreno, if healthy, is probably a low RB2 this week.