Fowler was targeted twice on Sunday, snagging a 76-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter.

EDGE Analysis

Fowler's season didn't start too well as he was recovering from a fractured elbow. He has yet to find his way, with just two multi-catch games. The good news is that Fowler can still deliver on last year's promise as nobody in Denver has emerged as a reliable No. 3 receiver. He doesn't deserve a fantasy spot yet, but keep an eye on him down the stretch.

Fowler didn't make a catch, but was targeted three times in Sunday's win over the Buccaneers.

EDGE Analysis

Fowler just missed a big play in the closing seconds of the first half. Rookie quarterback Paxton Lynch found him down the seam in tight coverage and Fowler was able to put his hands on it, but failed to bring it in. Fowler converted similar opportunities last year and is likely just getting back into the hang of things after missing most of the preseason with a fractured elbow. It's not too late for him to make a big impact, with the none of his teammates quite stepping up to claim the Broncos' No. 3 receiver role.

Fowler (elbow) is active for Sunday's matchup against Cincinnati.

EDGE Analysis

All signs out of Denver had indicated Fowler would be ready to go this week, despite the fact that he logged three consecutive limited practices. This will be Fowler's first game action since suffering a fractured elbow in mid-August, so his role in the offense is a bit of a question mark at this point. In all likelihood, the second-year wideout will find himself behind Demaryius Thomas and Emmanuel Sanders in the pecking order for targets.

Fowler (elbow) is expected to play in Sunday's contest, Cameron Wolfer of The Denver Post reports.

EDGE Analysis

All signs indicate that Fowler will be ready for Sunday which is something not a lot of Broncos can say this week. It remains to be seen whether or not Fowler will be forced to wear some sort of brace on his elbow, but the expectation is that he will play Sunday.

Fowler (elbow) was seen at Wednesday's practice wearing a brace on his injured arm.

EDGE Analysis

Fowler involvement throughout the week in practice could ultimately determine his status for Sunday's game against the Bengals, when the Broncos hope to have him active for the first time this season. His situation will continue to be monitored heading into the Week 3 matchup, while Demaryius Thomas and Emmanuel Sanders continue to lead the way at wide receiver.

Fowler (elbow) is hoping to be available for Sunday's matchup with the Bengals, Mike Klis of 9News reports.

EDGE Analysis

Fowler has missed the Bronco's first two games of the season, as he continues to rehab a fractured elbow that has kept him out since early August. He's reportedly closing in on a return to the field and is hoping to be active Sunday, although a final decision likely won't be made until just prior to the game. Once healthy, Fowler is slated to provide another threat in the passing game behind the likes of Demaryius Thomas and Emmanuel Sanders.

Fowler (elbow) has been ruled out of Sunday's game against the Colts, The Denver Post reports.

EDGE Analysis

Fowler practiced on an individual basis this week, but coach Gary Kubiak revealed that doctors haven't cleared him for contact yet, explaining his expected inactive status for Sunday. While Fowler will hope to take that next step in his recovery from a fractured elbow soon, his continued absence coincides with teammate Demaryius Thomas' hip issue to leave the Broncos with a dinged-up group of receivers.

Fowler (elbow) got in some individual reps during Thursday's practice.

EDGE Analysis

Fowler still hasn't begun any drills with the team as he continues to rehab a fractured elbow that has sidelined him since early August. While the Broncos aren't necessarily deep at wideout, their run-heavy offense proved it can function with just Demaryius Thomas and Emmanuel Sanders catching balls from unproven quarterback Trevor Siemian, meaning the team has no need to rush Fowler back before he is completely healthy. Look for more updates on his status to come with Sunday's tilt against the Colts fast approaching.

Fowler (elbow) was not a participant in Wednesday's practice.

EDGE Analysis

Fowler took part in Monday's practice for the first time since breaking his right elbow on Aug. 11. The Broncos are likely easing Fowler back into the mix. The 25-year-old will work to build a a rapport with Trevor Siemian, and projects to back up starters Demaryius Thomas and Emmanuel Sanders when he can return to the field.

Fowler (elbow) took part in Monday's practice, Troy Renck of Denver7 ABC reports.

EDGE Analysis

Renck noted that the session wasn't full as Wednesday's will be, but the appearance marked Fowler's first in drills since breaking his right elbow on Aug. 11. Although Fowler is listed as a second-stringer on the depth chart, no wideouts outside of Demaryius Thomas and Emmanuel Sanders hauled in a Trevor Siemian pass in Week 1 against the Panthers. In a run-heavy scheme, targets may be difficult to come by for Fowler.