The Facts: HC Gary Kubiak answered the first question simply and directly. “Yes, he is,” Kubiak replied when asked if Schaub was still his starting quarterback.

Diehards Line: But as PFT's Darin Gantt suggests, implying that the questions are over would be far from accurate. Kubiak pulled Schaub for the first time since he was acquired last night, late in a 34-3 drubbing at the hands of the 49ers. Schaub threw three interceptions, extending his streak to four games with an interception returned for a touchdown. So for T.J. Yates to get mop-up duty (3-of-5, 15 yards) might have meant nothing, but it might mean more. The real questions seems to be Schaub's confidence, something he addressed after the game. “Obviously, it’s tough right now,” Schaub said. “After what we’ve been through tonight, going back to last weekend and even the week before. I am very confident in my ability and everyone in this locker room. ...” We'll follow up as needed.