RJ Harvey Overcomes Shoulder Injury After AFC Championship Setback

WHO:

FF Today - RJ Harvey, a player for the Denver Broncos.

RotoWire NFL - Luca Evans, a reporter for The Denver Post.

WHAT:

FF Today - RJ Harvey suffered a torn labrum in his shoulder during the AFC Championship game against New England.

RotoWire NFL - Harvey underwent an offseason procedure to repair the torn labrum.

FF Today - Harvey did not participate much in OTAs but was practicing.

FF Today - The Broncos re-signed running back J.K. Dobbins and drafted rookie Jonah Coleman.

WHERE:

RotoWire NFL - The injury occurred during the AFC Championship game, which took place in New England.

WHEN:

FF Today - Training camp is expected to begin in late July.

WHY:

RotoWire NFL - The procedure was necessary to repair the shoulder injury sustained during the championship game.

HOW:

RotoWire NFL - The offseason procedure involved surgery to repair the torn labrum.

RJ Harvey, a player for the Denver Broncos, suffered a torn labrum in his shoulder during the AFC Championship game against New England and underwent surgery to repair the injury. Although he did not participate much in OTAs, he has been practicing as the team prepares for training camp, which is expected to begin in late July. In the meantime, the Broncos have re-signed running back J.K. Dobbins and drafted rookie Jonah Coleman to bolster their roster.