Ellis looked pretty good, made one bad decision that probably is on account of shaking off some rust - there was a WR screen to him and he opted not to follow his blockers and get a 1st but to head to the sideline. Can't recall, that might've been the Ralston TD drive so it wound up not mattering, just seemed a little out of sorts for our best WR who 9 times out of 10 would identify where to go and attack it. Not worried about it, as he works his way back he'll improve every game.
I did have some word from someone close to his family on his whole issue. The interesting thing was that his diagnosis wasn't made until late July - right before fall camp. The good news is that he's on track to recovery now that they know what the issue is. The coaches and trainers are on board with what needs to be done and working with Ellis to get him back to full speed.
What I was told to expect was a September where he's day to day and works his way back. Gets some weight/strength back and returns back to his normal self. I'd bet the Wyo game is a preview of what we should expect from Ellis for the next few weeks still. Spot duty but not full time yet.