"It's real encouraging right now," coach Wade Phillips said at a news conference. "There is a possibility he can play. It depends on how he responds to treatment."
Elway twisted his knee Sunday during a quarterback sneak on an 18-play drive in the first half of the fourth quarter against Kansas City. He was sacked twice and hit hard two other times, limping off the field after a third-down completion to Glyn Milburn.
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