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The Broncos have big dreams for rookie running back Ryan Torain, and today got some good news about his return. ESPN.com is reporting that Torain, who recently underwent surgery to repair a broken bone in his left elbow, is healing better than expected and could be back as early as October. At first it looked [...]
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The Denver Broncos Thursday announced that rookie RB Ryan Torain is significantly ahead of schedule in his recovery from surgery to repair a broken bone in his elbow. Originally expected to be out for as long as three months, the team has now set the target date for Torain's return as October 20, a Monday night game at New England.
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