Denver Broncos QB Trevor Siemian questionable for Sunday

Denver Broncos quarterback Trevor Siemian was listed as questionable on Friday's injury report, leaving his availability uncertain for Sunday's game against the Tennessee Titans.

Siemian is recovering from a foot injury. Broncos coach Gary Kubiak said a decision regarding Siemian might be made on Saturday.

"I think it's me watching him come out of practice today more than anything," Kubiak said after Friday's session. "See how he feels tomorrow, soreness, those types of things."

Siemian missed last Sunday's contest against the Jacksonville Jaguars due to the ailment. Rookie Paxton Lynch started that game and is being prepared to start again.

Siemian returned to practice on Thursday, and seeing his starting quarterback on the field for a second straight day added optimism to Kubiak's hope that he can play against the Titans.

"He did everything we asked him to do (Thursday). He did probably a little bit more today," Kubiak said. "We're still repping Paxton. We'll see if we get there on game day. We'll see how he feels."

If Siemian plays, he will wear an orthotic in his shoe to help the injured foot.

Siemian has thrown for 2,396 yards, 15 touchdowns and seven interceptions this season as a first-year starter.

Lynch struggled against the Jaguars and was just 12-of-24 passing for 104 yards in the 20-10 victory.

In other injury news, inside linebacker Brandon Marshall (hamstring) was ruled out after not practicing all week. Corey Nelson will likely start at one of the linebacker spots with Marshall sidelined.

Long snapper Casey Kreiter (calf) also will miss the game. Thomas Gafford will handle the snapping duties.