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	Travis Henry to undergo MRI on knee
	Travis Henry - RB - DEN - Aug. 19 - 12:32 a.m. ET
	Broncos RB Travis Henry will undergo an MRI exam after spraining his MCL on Saturday night. If the test is negative, coach Mike Shanahan said Henry could return next week. If serious, Mike Bell could be in line for the starting position, assuming the injury he suffered tonight is minor. Cecil Sapp would also be in contention. Source: DenverBroncos.com � Official Web Site of the Denver Broncos

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	MRI on Henry's knee shows up negative
	Travis Henry - RB - DEN - Aug. 19 - 3:54 p.m. ET
	Travis Henry's MRI revealed no structural damage to his knee. Henry only has a knee sprain, but that's usually a multiple-week injury. He's still worth monitoring closely. Mike Bell should start the Broncos' final two preseason games and possibly split work with Cecil Sapp. Source: ESPN.com

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	Report: Travis Henry tests positive for pot
	Travis Henry - RB - DEN - Oct. 4 - 8:27 p.m. ET
	FOX 31 News in Colorado reports Travis Henry tested positive for marijuana and is subject to a suspension under the NFL's substance abuse policy. So this is why he isn't practicing. Henry was suspended four games in 2005 for violating the same policy and has been in the league's rehab program ever since. The Broncos were well aware of this when they signed him. Punishments usually grow in length for repeat offenders, so Henry could be on the hook for a one-year suspension if his appeal fails. Selvin Young should be owned in every fantasy league on the planet. Source: MyFOX Colorado

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	Travis Henry sits out practice, iffy to play
	Travis Henry - RB - DEN - Oct. 26
	Despite a previous report that Travis Henry (ribs, questionable) returned to practice Friday, the Denver Post reports Henry missed the workout. The Broncos' website confirms the news. Denver is expected to go with Selvin Young as the starter if Henry sits out against Green Bay Monday night, and Andre Hall would be rotated in. More should be known on Henry's status Saturday. Champ Bailey also missed his third straight workout Friday and is considered closer to doubtful than his "questionable" tag suggests. Source: Denver Post

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Travis Henry - RB - Broncos

Travis Henry (ribs, questionable) called himself a "game-time decision" for Monday night after going through a limited practice on Saturday.
When asked how he felt, Henry replied, "Better than I did yesterday and the day before. Game-time decision, you know. Go in Monday early and do what I got to do. I plan to (play), I want to play." Henry will take a pain-killing injection just prior to kickoff in hopes it provides enough relief for him to suit up. Even if he is active, a less than 100% Travis Henry versus a stout Packer defense, isn't worth holding out hope for. Oct. 28 - 10:09 a.m. ET
Source: Rocky Mountain News

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Travis Henry - RB - Broncos

Travis Henry (questionable, ribs) is expected to take a pain-killing shot with the idea of playing against the Packers on Monday night.
However, Henry won't be 100 percent and it seems likely that he may lose a significant number of carries to Selvin Young and the Broncos' slew of other ball carriers. The pre-game inactives will be posted at roughly 7:30 ET. Oct. 29 - 2:35 p.m. ET
Source: Denver Post

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Travis Henry - RB - Broncos

Travis Henry (ribs), who returned to a complete practice Wednesday, reportedly "looked good running with the first unit" and will start Sunday at Detroit barring a setback.

Henry's one-year suspension situation is expected to be settled between the Broncos' Week 10 and 11 games, so he ought to be quite motivated to perform well and go out on a high note. He should work fully again Thursday. Nov. 1

Source: Denver Post

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	Travis Henry expected to be game-day call
	Travis Henry - RB - DEN - Nov. 9
	The Broncos aren't expected to decide on Travis Henry's (knee) status for Week 10 until game day. A swollen knee has forced him out of practice on Wednesday and Thursday. The swelling can be unpredictable, which is why the Broncos probably won't be able to give an indication of his status until Sunday's game at Kansas City. In other Henry news, he's expected to learn of whether he'll be suspended one year before Week 13. His appeal is set for November 16. Source: Denver Post

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	Travis Henry has partially torn PCL in knee
	Travis Henry - RB - DEN - Nov. 15 - 3:51 p.m. ET
	Travis Henry revealed Thursday that he has a partially torn PCL, but still hopes to play against the Titans on Monday night. Henry was limited on Thursday and is not expected to practice Friday. "I feel like I can play," he said. Coach Mike Shanahan wasn't so sure. Even if Henry is active, it's almost certain that he'll be limited against Tennessee. He's not a fantasy option. Selvin Young is a solid flex start even if Henry is up. Source: DenverBroncos.com :: Official Web Site of the Denver Broncos

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	Report: Broncos' Henry likely to be active
	Travis Henry - RB - DEN - Nov. 16 - 6:13 p.m. ET
	The Denver Post expects Travis Henry (knee) to be active Monday night. The Post points out that the Broncos have no reason to save Henry, as he'll have a full year to recover from the knee injury with his suspension looming. Even if Henry is active and starts, there's a good chance he won't make it through. Henry is recovering from a torn left PCL, and if he's unable to explode, coach Mike Shanahan will likely turn to the hot hand (Selvin Young). Source: Denver Post

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Travis Henry - RB - Broncos

Travis Henry (knee) said he "definitely" expects to play against the Raiders if he remains active for Week 13.

Be leery of Henry's optimism as he has missed the past three games with a partially torn PCL in his left knee and ESPN's John Clayton reported that Henry "doesn't appear ready". Of course this could be all moot as Henry waits to hear from the NFL on the appeal of his one-year suspension. Nov. 27 - 1:54 p.m. ET

Source: Denver Post