Peyton Manning (ankle) is expected to be fine for Week 11 against the Chiefs after a Monday MRI revealed "no new damage."

According to ProFootballTalk, the "thinking" is that Peyton Manning (knee, ankle) will be "fine." Manning was able to finish Sunday's win following a low hit from Chargers RE Corey Liuget. He admitted he's getting an MRI Monday and was "pretty sore," but it would be an absolute shock if he doesn't play in the Week 11 showdown with the 9-0 Chiefs. Other than the neck injury that knocked him out of the entire 2011 season, Manning has never missed a game in his 15-year career.

Peyton Manning (knee, ankles) will undergo an MRI on Monday. "I'm pretty sore," Manning said after taking a hit to his lower half late in Sunday's win over the Chargers. "They kind of got me twice in that lower area. ... Get an MRI tomorrow and will know more then." Chargers RE Corey Liuget took Manning down by his troublesome ankles, but it actually appeared to be his right knee that he was favoring as he led the Broncos through kneel-down mode. Manning collapsed to his knees after first getting up from the hit, and had to call a timeout to stay in the game. It's unlikely to be anything that prevents Manning from suiting up for next week's game with the Chiefs, but it's obviously a situation worth monitoring. His status will be updated no later than Monday afternoon.

Peyton Manning completed 25-of-36 passes for 330 yards and four touchdowns in Denver's 28-20 Week 10 win over the Chargers, but came up limping late after taking a low hit.

Peyton Manning (ankles) is practicing in full for Week 10. Manning's presence on the injury report is a technicality. Fantasy's No. 1 quarterback is ready to rock for Week 10.

Peyton Manning (ankles) sat out Tuesday's practice. It was just an informal session heading into the Broncos' bye week. With his 2,919 passing yards being the most in league history through eight games, Manning remains on pace to shatter Drew Brees' single-season record. He'll be ready to roll for Week 10 against the Chargers.

Following Sunday's win over the Redskins, Peyton Manning brushed off his ankle sprain. Manning's ankle was not the reason he threw a season-high three interceptions. He was not limping for favoring the joint. "Actually, I felt pretty good out there today," said Manning. "I felt like I was moving around, and I was able to move in the pocket a little bit." Now he has a bye week to heal up and should be near 100 percent for the Week 10 game against the Chargers. Manning is on pace for 5,838 passing yards, 58 touchdowns and 12 interceptions.

Peyton Manning completed 30-of-44 passes for 354 yards, four touchdowns and three interceptions in Denver's 45-21 Week 8 win over the Redskins. Manning also lost a fumble. As the stat-line indicates, it was far from Manning's crispest outing of the season, but he didn't seem to be bothered by his twin ankle injuries, while his passes had a little more zip than they did in Denver's Week 7 loss to the Colts. Manning started trading picks with Robert Griffin III in a game that got ragged late, but it was an all-in-all reassuring effort after he appeared to have a dead arm in Indy. Now up to a preposterous 29 touchdowns through his first eight games, Manning has an appetizing Week 9 matchup in the Chargers.

Peyton Manning (ankles) is active for Week 8 against the Redskins. Manning's status was never in doubt. Also active for the Broncos are RT Orlando Franklin (knees) and MLB Wesley Woodyard (neck). RB C.J. Anderson is dressed for the first time in 2013. Inactive for the Broncos are RB Ronnie Hillman, CB Champ Bailey, CB Tony Carter, OG John Moffitt, OG Chris Kuper, DT Sylvester Williams and QB Zac Dysert.

ESPN's Chris Mortensen reports Peyton Manning is battling sprains in both ankles, including a right high-ankle sprain. Manning is in no danger of missing Sunday's game against the Redskins, but he will be hopped up on pain killers. Peyton's mobility is already at about zero, so this shouldn't affect his game much. It just reinforces how important it is for the Denver offensive line and Knowshon Moreno to protect him. The Redskins have Brian Orakpo and Ryan Kerrigan coming off the edges. Manning is locked in as Rotoworld's No. 1 quarterback play for Week 8.