Ware (forearm) did not practice Friday.

EDGE Analysis

When asked whether he thought Ware might be on the field Saturday, coach Gary Kubiak noted "we'll see." At this stage, Ware is looking pretty iffy for Monday night's game against the Texans.

Ware (forearm) was held out of Thursday practice, Andrew Mason of the Broncos' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

This announcement comes as no surprise as it was previously announced that Ware was unlikely to play in Week 7 due to the forearm injury that has sidelined him the past four weeks. Shane Ray will continue to see extra reps while Ware is out.

Ware (forearm) is unlikely to play this week but X-ray's reveal he is making progress towards a return, Troy Renck of Denver 7 reports.

EDGE Analysis

Seems like the veteran linebacker will miss at least another week of action as he continues to nurse his forearm. The team wants to make sure Ware is completely healed before they get him back on the field, as they don't want to risk the chance of the injury resurfacing later this season. Expect Shane Ray to start again this Monday against the Texans.

Ware (forearm) has been ruled out of Thursday's game against the Chargers, Mike Klis of 9News reports.

EDGE Analysis

Ware was never really expected to make a return to the field this week, so his designation as out for Thursday comes as little surprise. He'll spend another week off for additional rest and recovery, with his next opportunity to return coming Oct. 24 against the Texans. Shane Ray is expected to remain a starter with Ware still on the sidelines.

Ware (forearm) did not participate in Monday's practice and instead had an important medical appointment to assess his broken forearm, James Palmer of NFL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Ware isn't likely to play in Thursday's tilt with the Chargers but could be ready in time for Week 7's tilt with the Texans on Monday night. Look for more details about the appointment and his status to emerge later in the week. Expect Shane Ray to continue to start this Thursday in Ware's absence.

Ware (right forearm) has officially been ruled out for Week 5.

EDGE Analysis

Ware isn't expected to play for another 2-3 weeks as he works his way back from forearm surgery. Shane Ray will start at weakside linebacker in the meantime.

Ware (forearm) did not participate in Thursday's practice, Andrew Mason of DenverBroncos.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Ware hasn't played since fracturing his ulna in Week 2 and he remains in the midst of what was originally a 4-to-5 week recovery timetable. It would be very surprising at this point if he played in the Broncos Week 5 tilt against the Falcons.

Ware (forearm) is inactive for Sunday's Week 4 tilt versus the Bucs, the team's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

The All-Pro will take a seat for the second of what is expect to be a four-to-five week absence. Ware's pass rush will be missed once again, but Shane Ray will have a chance to contribute alongside Von Miller with respect to getting after Jameis Winston.

Ware (forearm) has been ruled out for Week 4.

EDGE Analysis

Ware was given a 4-to-5 week timetable for return after undergoing surgery on his forearm less than two weeks ago, making the announcement that he won't play on Sunday unsurprising. Look for Shane Ray to see added time in Ware's absence once again.

Ware (forearm) is ruled out for Sunday's game, Cameron Wolfe of The Denver Post reports.

EDGE Analysis

Ware's forearm surgery will likely keep him sidelined for a few more weeks as he preps for a Week 7 return to action. Shane Ray could be the guy the Broncos lean on during Ware's absence.