FOXBORO — Patriots cornerback Carlton Davis was limited at Wednesday’s practice, a positive sign for his chances of playing in Sunday’s AFC Championship Game.

Davis appears to be in Phase Four of the NFL’s five-phase concussion protocol. He was limited along with linebacker Christian Elliss (hip), tight end Hunter Henry and right tackle Morgan Moses. Henry and Moses received rest days.

In Denver, Broncos running back J.K. Dobbins was limited in his return to practice for the first time in two months.

Both teams’ injury reports are below.

PATRIOTS

DID NOT PARTICIPATE

LB Harold Landry III – Knee

LB Marte Mapu – Hip

LIMITED PARTICIPATION

CB Carlton Davis III – Concussion Protocol

LB Christian Elliss – Hip

TE Hunter Henry – Not Injury Related / Rest

T Morgan Moses – Not Injury Related / Rest

T Thayer Munford Jr. – Knee

FULL PARTICIPATION

DT Joshua Farmer* – Hamstring

RB TreVeyon Henderson – Shoulder

RB Terrell Jennings* – Passed Concussion Protocol

LB Robert Spillane – Hand

BRONCOS

DID NOT PARTICIPATE

QB Bo Nix – Ankle

LIMITED PARTICIPATION

WR Pat Bryant – Concussion

RB J.K. Dobbins – Foot

C Alex Forsyth – Ankle

WR Troy Franklin – Hamstring

FULL PARTICIPATION

T Frank Crum – Ankle

TE Lucas Krull – Foot

LB Drew Sanders – Ankle

S JL Skinner – Quad

C Luke Wattenberg – Shoulder