Peyton Manning won't be playing "anytime soon", according to ESPN's Chris Mortensen.

Gary Kubiak has said Manning will only return to the Broncos when he's 100 percent.

Manning is still in a walking cast and is expected to wear it until at least Friday of this week.

Manning will still need to further rehab a partially-torn plantar fascia tendon. 

Brock Osweiler is starting for the Broncos with Manning injured.

Aqib Talib said you need to triple-team Rob Gronkowski in order to slow him down.

Talib and Gronkowski were teammates for the 2012 and 2013 seasons.

"Uh ... triple-team," Talib said, via the Denver Post. "It's his size and that speed. And that quarterback."

Peyton Manning has been put in a walking boot and will miss at least two more weeks.

Manning sought a second opinion from renowned foot and ankle specialist Dr. Robert Anderson in North Carolina on Monday.

Manning has a torn plantar fascia in his left foot.

The Broncos are expected to work out Christian Ponder this week.

Peyton Manning is reportedly "incensed" by reports he's making plans for 2016 with or without the Denver Broncos.

Manning may permanently lose his job as starting quarterback of the Broncos to Brock Osweiler and reports have indicated he's willing to play elsewhere in 2016.

Manning is currently battling a foot injury.

Brock Osweiler played well in his first start for the Denver Broncos.

“He can do everything," said Gary Kubiak. "He’s a very composed young man, and the more he plays, I think, the better he’s going to get. We booted a little bit, not a lot. They [the Bears’ defenders] were up the field quite a bit, but the threat of us [running bootlegs], I think, helped us run the ball.” 

Osweiler finished 20-for-27 and had a passer rating of 127.1.

Peyton Manning is "absolutely determined" to get himself healthy, according to a source.

The Denver Broncos beat the Chicago Bears with Brock Osweiler starting at quarterback on Sunday. Manning is dealing with a partially torn plantar fascia and a rib injury.

Manning believes he'll play again this season and currently intends, according to the source, to play in 2016 whether or not the Broncos want him back.

Peyton Manning has a partially torn plantar fascia in his left foot.

Manning had difficulty walking last week, according to some of his teammates.

Manning has battled plantar fasciitis for weeks but is believed to have aggravated the injury against Indianapolis on Nov. 8, resulting in a partial tear of his plantar fascia.

It is unclear how long Manning may be out.

"If [Manning's] healthy and ready to go, Peyton is our quarterback," Gary Kubiak said Sunday when asked about Brock Osweiler.

Manning won't start on Sunday as he works on getting back to full health.

Gary Kubiak says Peyton Manning will remain the starting quarterback of the Denver Broncos.

Kubiak also said he probably shouldn't have started Manning this week due to his rib injury.

Manning went 5-for-20 for 35 yards and four interceptions in the Broncos' loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Brock Osweiler finished the game for the Broncos.

Aqib Talib has been suspended for one game by the NFL for poking Dwayne Allen in the right eye.

Talib is appealing the suspension so he will play on Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs.

If the suspension is upheld, Talib would lose one game check -- $294,117 on a $5.5 million base salary.

"I sat with Aqib on the plane, coming home [Sunday] night,'' said Gary Kubiak on Monday. "I had a long talk with him. He's wrong, he needs to stay out of the situation. It hurt the team, he knows that. But by no means did he, I'm convinced, have intentions of poking anybody in the eye. That's where we're at. I'm come straight from meetings to you guys.''

DeMarcus Ware will likely miss some time for the Denver Broncos due to an injured back.

Ware first hurt his back in Week 5, sitting out the following week before getting additional time to recover during the Broncos' bye week.

Ware has played at an All-Pro level when healthy.

Shaq Barrett is the likely candidate to step into Ware's role until he can return. Barrett has been a difference-maker in limited action, collecting 3.5 sacks with three forced fumbles.