Good morning, Broncos Country!

Jason La Canfora said it best in the tweet for this story:

Brock Osweiler better hope he can play as well as he can keep jawing about Elway/Broncos . https://t.co/JGC0NIqMHo — Jason La Canfora (@JasonLaCanfora) August 8, 2016

This all stems from The Denver Post's second story on John Elway this weekend. Still a hot-button issue, obviously, Elway was asked about Brock Osweiler's reaction to getting benched in Week 17 against the San Diego Chargers. In that story, the Denver Broncos executive vice president/general manager told the paper:

"I can understand that he didn't want to sit down and have Peyton come back in that San Diego game, but it wasn't the fact that Brock was playing bad," Elway told The Post. "We needed a change of something. So I was a little surprised just how he seemed to be a little bent out of shape about that. But he had an opportunity to make a tremendous amount of money in Houston, and for us, it just didn't fit."

The more that comes out about Osweiler, the more fans might feel relief he's in Houston. The ego on this cat is unreal. He's played in a grand total of seven games in the NFL. And he didn't exactly burn down Mile High Stadium with his stellar play, either.

I understand confidence in players. But when you haven't achieved anything on the field to back it up, keep your mouth shut. Let your play do the talking for you. For Osweiler, his comments show emphatically he didn't learn a thing from playing with the always humble Peyton Manning.

There's another issue that has arisen from this back-and-forth.

He really learned a lot from #PFM. "But it's not personal." https://t.co/Z6p5O6AaXb — Ian St. Clair (@IanStClair) August 8, 2016

In response to Elway, Osweiler told the Houston Chronicle's John McClain: "The only thing I would say is what kind of competitor wouldn't want to play in that situation?" The kind who knows it's about the success of the team and not yourself. Think it. Why say it?

Just remember, when it comes to Osweiler: It's not personal.

It's no secret in Denver or Houston that I thought the Texans' play to get Osweiler was both desperate and stupid. Each day that passes, my point gets proven over and over again.

Of course those in Houston will continue to hold onto the failed belief that "he's the guy" - the missing piece to the Texans' puzzle.

He couldn't deal with Manning's shadow. Osweiler pouted like a teething toddler when he got benched, still hasn't let it go, but somehow he's going to carry a sorry franchise to glory. He'll somehow magically deal with even more stress and expectations. Right.

Well, some people still think Tim Tebow can play quarterback in the NFL.

Osweiler better be able to play football as well as he runs his mouth. The former of which he's yet to prove.

Broncos Tracks

Hall of Fame, Class of 2017: Forecasting the next Canton clique - NFL.com

Now that the Class of 2016 has been enshrined, who's next? Elliot Harrison says the candidate pool is full of studs like Terrell Davis, Kurt Warner and Terrell Owens, but not all of them make the forecast.

Broncos Training Camp Quick Hits: Day 12

Aqib Talib practiced for the first time ... and Russell Okung and Von Miller worked deeper into practice than they have all summer.

Notes on the Broncos' first depth chart of the 2016 season

With co-No. 1 players at quarterback, tight end and right guard, the depth chart reflects competition at several positions.

Devontae Booker continues to impress Broncos teammates, staff

Devontae Booker has fully recovered from a torn meniscus and is proving his worth during training camp at UCHealth Training Center.

2016 Fantasy football rankings: Top 20 rookies - SBNation.com

We take a look at how the draft class of 2016 stacks up for fantasy football owners.

Bronco notes: Talib returns but shooting investigation still pending | 9news.com

ENGLEWOOD—With his return to practice Monday, Aqib Talib is likely to be physically recovered from gunshot wounds to his right leg in time to play cornerback for the Denver Broncos in their regular-season opener against Carolina.

Trevor Siemian 'absolutely' thinks can win job; Mark Sanchez 'entire body of work' key to starting - 7NEWS Denver TheDenverChannel.com

The Broncos feature co-No.1s on the QB depth chart. Trevor Siemian and Mark Sanchez enter Thursday's preseason game liking their chances to secure the job over the next few weeks. Coach Gary Kubiak is...

Bigger, stronger Shane Ray has added to his arsenal of pass-rushing moves

Few players on the Denver Broncos defense are being counted on to take the next step then Shane Ray is , that's why the second year player is working on.

AFC West Tracks

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith likes team's depth at wide receiver | The Kansas City Star

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith raved about his receivers Monday, especially the position’s depth. Players like Rod Streater, who started camp relatively off the radar, have stepped in and impressed.

Chiefs first 2016 depth chart: Surprises, reactions and predictions - Arrowhead Pride

Let’s see what we got.

Raiders: Derek Carr's backup situation gaining clarity - Mercury News

Matt McGloin and Connor Cook have been taking the backup snaps in Napa. Who's winning that battle?

Ten observations from Raiders initial preseason depth chart - Silver And Black Pride

With the Raiders releasing their first unofficial preseason depth chart, let's dig a little deeper into what it means. Here are a few observations I had and conclusions I drew from it.

Bosa's mom: 'Wish we pulled an Eli Manning' | SanDiegoUnionTribune.com

The Chargers first-round pick is still waiting for a contract offer he considers fair.

Let's try to make sense of Joey Bosa's holdout with the Chargers - SBNation.com

Bosa and the Chargers can’t seem to reach an agreement, and there are a few potential outcomes to this situation.

Chargers release first depth chart of 2016 - Bolts From The Blue

With the first preseason game this weekend, the Chargers have released their first depth chart.

NFL Tracks

The NFL missed a golden opportunity during Hall of Fame weekend | FOX Sports

The NFL has two games no one wants to play â so they should combine them.

NFL accepts blame for field fiasco that canceled Hall of Fame Game

Troy Vincent details shortfalls from canceled exhibition game and outlines way to prevent them in future.

Training camp winners and losers: Dante Fowler shines - NFL.com

Terrelle Pryor triumphed at a site of past glory. Rex Ryan's Bills D was hit with yet another preseason setback. Who else features in the latest edition of Gregg Rosenthal's camp winners and losers?

Brandon Marshall says NFL needs to fix player contract flaws - NY Daily News

Brandon Marshall harbors no illusions about cut-throat NFL labor negotiations, but that won't ever stop him from seeking change.

Eagles' Carson Wentz's goal for 1st NFL game: Play smart | NJ.com

Eagles rookie quarterback has a simple goal for his first NFL preseason game.

The case against Todd Gurley as a top-five fantasy pick - NFL.com

Todd Gurley is currently the first back off the board in fantasy drafts and a top-five pick. However, Matt Harmon notes he'll need a historically good season to overcome his situation.

Fantasy football 2016: A look back at key offseason NFL transactions - SBNation.com

The most important offseason moves fantasy football players need to know.

'Hard Knocks' leans on personalities to stay fresh - NFL.com

Which Rams player or coach will provide the unforgettable scene that defines this season of "Hard Knocks"? Director Matt Dissinger talks to Dan Hanzus about keeping the series fresh year after year.

Cleveland Browns name Robert Griffin III starting QB - NFL.com

Robert Griffin III is back -- at least for now. The Cleveland Browns announced the No. 2 overall pick as their starting quarterback for the 2016 season in a release sent out by the club Monday.