HC Vic Fangio said there's a chance Drew Lock might miss game. "It's day-to-day. We will see how he does."

Related players: Jeff Driskel, Brett Rypien

Fangio added in the tweet that "We definitely want Drew to have a good week of a preparation. So that could enter into the equation" as far as a learning curve and if Drew could play without a full week of practice.

Quarterback Drew Lock was not one of the players taking part. Mike Klis of KUSA reports that Lock was observing rather than taking part in the session.

Related players: Brett Rypien

Lock has a right shoulder injury that kept him from playing the last two weeks. Head coach Vic Fangio deemed his chances of playing against the Patriots in Week 5 as “50-50” and said the team would see how much progress he’s made early this week, the story said. Rypien started in the win over the Jets and will continue to start if Lock isn’t given the green light to return this week.

James Palmer of the NFL Network reports that QB Brett Rypien will start for the Broncos Thursday night against the New York Jets.

Related player: Jeff Driskel

Do not start Brett Rypien Thursday night. The Broncos offense is riddled with injuries and no one stands out as must-play on a short week.

Vic Fangio said Monday “all options are on the table” regarding rookie Drew Lock.

He could get his first start Sunday.

He could be Brandon Allen’s backup.

Related players: Brett Rypien

Fangio said the decision will be made in the next few days. The team has until Dec. 3 to activate Lock, who is coming off a thumb injury. The story said the team could turn to Rypien who is healthy and has practice all season.