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Broncos, Briefly: Thursday, November 19, 2015

Nov 18, 2015 at 11:38 PM

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Mark Kiszla is calling Sunday’s game the Kicking and Screaming Bowl (Mark Kiszla, Denver Post)

D-Ware’s status for this week’s game still unknown (Troy Renck, Denver Post)

The wide receivers are aiming to “step our game up to try to help (Brock) feel more comfortable” (Nicki Jhabvala, Denver Post)

Broncos make a roster move and continue the line dancing (Mike Klis, 9 News)

DT vs. Bears’ Alshon Jeffery: a look at two darn good receivers who are making names for themselves (Jeff Dickerson and Jeff Legwold, ESPN)

After 43 flips of the calendar pages, Osweiler is now the guy for the moment (Jeff Legwold, ESPN)

There will be a big reunion happening in Chicago this weekend. The question is… how much will it impact the game? (Arnie Stapleton, Associated Press)

No ABC’s and 123’s in this playbook. Osweiler will handle it all in his first start. (Lindsay Jones, USA Today)

Osweiler has “the potential to thrive as a starter in the Broncos’ system” (Bucky Brooks, NFL.com)

Part II of Peter King’s look into how a QB learns a playbook in five days is here. (Peter King, MMQB)

Sunday may be game day, but there’s a pretty important showdown happening on Saturday, too, and there’s a reason why you should care. (Rob Rang, CBSSports.com)

Week 11 (how is it already Week 11?!?) kicks off tonight. Here’s what’s on the slate for Thursday. (ESPN.com Staff, ESPN)

Check out what's on DenverBroncos.com:

Green: ‘When Brock gets in that huddle, he takes control.’ (Andrew Mason, DenverBroncos.com)

The Bears weigh in on reunions, the Broncos defense and a new face in the Broncos’ huddle (Allie Raymond, DenverBroncos.com)

Hear it from the man himself: Osweiler weighs in on his first start and what he’s learned from Peyton (DenverBroncos.com)

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