Moss, Decker back at Broncos practice

Linebacker Jarvis Moss #94 of the Denver Bronocs takes part in practice during training camp at Dove Valley on August 5, 2010 in Englewood, Colorado. (Doug Pensinger/Getty Images)

Two Broncos who have missed at least all of practice last week due to injury returned to the practice field Wednesday.  Outside linebacker Jarvis Moss, who suffered a broken hand on August 6th, returned wearing a cast on his left hand, while wide receiver Eric Decker returned to the field in full pads for the first time since his August 7th foot injury.

It’s the second straight day of good news on the injury front; on Tuesday, guard Chris Kuper returned to the field while linebacker D.J. Williams practiced without his orange no-contact jersey for the first time.  Decker and fellow rookie Demaryius Thomas were seen briefly working in shorts aside from practice Tuesday.

Now it’s time to see how Moss handles this new obstacle; based on Sunday’s preseason game, the Broncos could use a difference-maker in the pass rush.