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United Kingdom Quinn Meinerz "is going to be fine," Denver Broncos head coach ...
Defense is the main reason why Denver Broncos are in the playoff race
Broncos offensive lineman Quinn Meinerz is returning to Colorado on Monday after he was taken to the hospital on Sunday in California.
Meinerz left the game against the Chargers at SoFi Stadium after the Associated Press reported that he had an elevated heart rate at halftime.
On Monday during a news conference Broncos head coach Sean Payton said Meinerz "is healthy and going to be fine."
Luke Wattenberg filled in at guard for Denver after Meinerz left the game.
"We feel like we've got a really strong developmental group of offensive linemen and they're smart and they're tough and they've got the traits that we're looking for. (Wattenberg) has done a good job and I thought he played well coming in in a moment like that," Payton said. "So I'm pleased with our depth there."
Payton went to say that he's relieved that Meinerz will be back with the team this week.
More from CBS NewsJesse Sarles manages the content and operations for CBSColorado.com. He writes articles about Colorado news and sports in and around the Denver area. Meet the news team or contact CBS News Colorado.
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