Injury report for the Colts vs. Broncos game: Will Russell Wilson play today?

Despite being labeled as restricted on the Denver Broncos' projected injury reports this week, quarterback Russell Wilson has been cleared to play against the Indianapolis Colts on Thursday Night Football.

Wilson, who sustained a right throwing shoulder injury, is certain he will be able to play on Thursday night with no limits, minimizing his damage. "I'm still hanging in there." You play a competitive sport, and you get hit up every now and again."

Russell Wilson and the offense of the Denver Broncos

After selling three first-round selections to acquire the 33-year-old quarterback from the Seattle Seahawks in March, the Broncos did not expect to finish 30th in scoring (16.5 points per game) through four games. Wilson hasn't had a horrible season, ranking 16th in quarterback rating and 10th in yards per attempt. The 1-2-1 Colts, who travel to Denver to face the Broncos on Thursday, are expecting Wilson to be at his best.

Wilson, according to linebacker Bobby Okereke, makes the challenge versus Indianapolis conceivable. "He's OK. He enjoys a fast-paced game and is confident in his abilities to throw down the field and make plays with his feet... He's the type of man that can have a big impact on you in a variety of ways. "This is a one-of-a-kind, difficult matchup, but we're up for the battle."

The following is Denver's comprehensive injury report: