J.K. Dobbins will not play in the AFC Championship game as he continues to recover from a foot injury sustained in mid-November, despite returning to limited practices. The Broncos relied on rookie RJ Harvey, who stepped up as the starting running back, accumulating 540 yards and seven touchdowns during the regular season. Dobbins, who has faced multiple injuries throughout his career, played only one game this season due to a torn Achilles. Additionally, quarterback Bo Nix will miss the game with an ankle fracture, leaving backup Jarrett Stidham to start.
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