D.J. Jones is dealing with a finger injury but was limited in practice, indicating he may still play. His presence on the defensive line is crucial for the Broncos as they prepare to face a Chargers offense that has struggled recently.

D.J. Jones was listed as a Did Not Practice (DNP) due to a finger injury, adding to the Broncos' injury challenges as they prepare for their upcoming game.

D.J. Jones left the game with a finger injury, adding to the Broncos' injury concerns as they prepare for a crucial matchup against the Chargers.

D.J. Jones exited the game in the fourth quarter due to a finger injury, adding to the Broncos' growing list of injuries at key positions. His absence could further strain the team's defensive lineup as they prepare for a short week ahead.

D.J. Jones is set to become a free agent and will turn 30 next month. While he has been a solid contributor on the defensive line, the Broncos may look to add another interior defender, potentially through the draft, to ensure they maintain a youthful presence at the position, especially with Zach Allen also entering the final year of his contract.