Trevor Siemian Injury: Updates on Broncos QB's Foot and Return

Denver Broncos quarterback Trevor Siemian had not played since he suffered a foot injury in Week 12 against the Kansas City Chiefs. However, he is ready to return.

Continue for updates. 

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Siemian Active vs. Titans

Sunday, Dec. 11

The Broncos announced that Siemian is available for Week 14 against Tennessee, per Aric DiLalla of the team's official website.

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Siemian Comments on Playing Status, Recovery

Sunday, Dec. 11

"I feel good," Siemian told ESPN's Ed Werder prior to kickoff. "Well, I feel good enough."

"I'm feeling better," Siemian said after practice on Dec. 7, per ESPN.com's Jeff Legwold. "Feel like [Wednesday] went well, feel like I'm getting better every day. ... Everything's gone well so far. Fingers crossed moving forward."

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Latest on Siemian's Practice Status

Thursday, Dec. 8

Nicki Jhabvala of the Denver Post shared video of Siemian taking part in Thursday's practice session:

Mike Klis of 9News reported that Paxton Lynch will also take reps during practice and added that Siemian was "moving around slowly" during his snaps.

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Kubiak Comments on Siemian's Recovery

Sunday, Dec. 4

Broncos head coach Gary Kubiak told reporters that Siemian is day-to-day but out of his walking boot, per Jhabvala. Kubiak added the team will assess the quarterback early in the week.

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Siemian Off to Promising Start with Broncos

Siemian suffered an AC joint sprain in his left (non-throwing) shoulder in Week 4 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but the injury sidelined him for only one game.

Ten games into his first season as the Broncos starter, Siemian has acquitted himself nicely to the tune of 2,396 yards, 15 touchdowns and seven interceptions while completing 60 percent of his passes. 

"I like Trevor," Broncos linebacker Brandon Marshall said, per Legwold. "I liked him last year; I was telling people that I think he can be good. His accuracy is really good. He's poised. I think he's really calm. I think he's confident."

Based on the way Siemian has handled the expectations that accompanied starting under center for the defending Super Bowl champions, losing him for an extended stretch could have made the Broncos offense primed for a bit of a regression.

Lynch has the tools to be a strong stopgap solution for Denver should Siemian be forced back to the sidelines, but his lack of regular-season experience would continue to force the Broncos to simplify things in regard to the scheme.