While the Denver Broncos will not be looking for a new Head Coach this offseason (thank you, Sean Payton), multiple coaches on their current staff will be candidates for jobs elsewhere during this hiring cycle.

The biggest name we will be tracking is defensive coordinator Vance Joseph. He returned to the Broncos three seasons ago, and after a rough start early on, has turned this Broncos defense into one of the best units in the NFL over the past two seasons. His defense will lead the NFL in sacks for a second straight year, and Joseph figures to be a...

In terms of both distance and accuracy field goal kickers (during the regular season) were the best that they have ever been in 2025.

The last season where a FG from shorter than 20 yards was missed was 2002, so I don’t even bother putting that on the chart. I debated removing FGs from 20-29 yards since they are hit at 95+% and have been since the early years of this century. This season FGs of 40-49 were hit at a historically high rate of 84%. The previous high was 2013 – 83%. There were zero 60 yard FG attempts...

Everything the Denver Broncos have worked for is now in front of them. They have conquered the regular season and have the best possible position heading into the NFL postseason.

Now that we’ve got some separation from the regular season and a week without Broncos football being played, I’m ruminating on what the Broncos are going to do on the field in the playoffs.

One of the big things I love about cheering for this team today is just how dynamic and cunning the coaching staff is on both sides of the ball. Sean Payton is the real deal, both...

It’s playoff déjà vu for the Denver Broncos who host the Buffalo Bills in the Divisional Round of the playoffs on Saturday. After a successful regular season, the Broncos are hoping to avoid being one-and-done and continue their chase for the franchise’s fourth Lombardi Trophy. The Bills will be a formidable foe, and this will be a tough matchup. It’s certainly a game the Broncos can win, but in order to do so, they need to accomplish these three things.

Establish the run with Jaleel McLaughlin leading the way

In order to embark on a deep postseason push and defeat...

Good morning, Broncos Country; welcome to our playoff week 1!

Between Vegas and pundits, it appears the Broncos’ week off plus playing at Mile High is not convincing enough to think Denver is the “overdog.”

And I love that. I prefer the Broncos to be overlooked underdogs, so the team can stay focused on fighting to prove everyone wrong, rather than buying into any noise that they should easily beat a team.

For one thing, since when has a Denver Broncos team in any era pounded another team into submission? Almost never. For another thing, I wouldn’t necessarily disagree...

The Denver Broncos will host their first home playoff game in a decade with the Buffalo Bills coming to town in the Divisional Round. Denver is the first one seed to be home underdogs in the divisional round in nine years. Buffalo has the proven playoff experience, while these Broncos have been doubted on all season long. It’s time to put that homefield advantage to work.

Kickoff is set for 2:30 p.m. Mile High time on Saturday, January 17, 2026 at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver, Colorado. You can watch the live stream of the game through FuboTV...

We have an official kickoff time for the Denver Broncos game against the Buffalo Bills in the Divisional Round of the playoffs. Kickoff is set for Saturday, January 17, 2026 at 2:30 pm MT!

Mike Klis of 9News also shared that if Denver wins, the AFC Championship Game would take place on Sunday, January 25, 2026 at 1:00 pm MT. Wouldn’t that be cool given that is the same day in January when they took home the Lombardi Trophy in Super Bowl 32.

The Bills are coming off an impressive comeback win over the Jacksonville Jaguars and are easily the...

The Pittsburgh Steelers (10-7) won a contested AFC North and will host the Houston Texans (12-5) in the final wild card game of the weekend. The winner will head northeast to take on Drake Maye and the New England Patriots. The outcome of this game will likely be determined by how well the Texans defense handles Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers offense.

Kickoff is set for Monday, January 12, 2026 at 6:15 p.m. Mile High time at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and will air on ESPN.

My Prediction

According to FanDuel, the Steelers are 3-point favorites at home...

The Denver Broncos are beginning their week of preparation to play the Buffalo Bills. On Monday, Bills’ head coach Sean McDermott provided injury updates to several of their key players heading into the Divisional Round matchup.

Wide Receiver Gabe Davis has a torn ACL and is out and safety Jordan Poyer is also out. Everyone else he talked about is trending in a good way. Tight end Dalton Kincaid was in a boot post-game, but will be fine to practice all week. Quarterback Josh Allen will obviously be good to go. They also will get both defensive tackle Ed Oliver...

The NFL has announced officiating crews for the Divisional Round in the 2026 NFL Playoffs. For the Denver Broncos and Buffalo Bills game, they drew Carl Cheffers crew.

Some interesting things of note from Cheffers in general is that his crew calls a lot of penalties on average. According to officiating stats, his crews called an average of 14.63 penalties for 110.63 yards per game. That topped the league average by two penalties and 10 yards per game. Another thing of note is that home teams have an abnormally high win percentage for games he officiates. Over the past five...

With the Wild Card round of the playoffs officially in the books, the Broncos are looking to welcome the Buffalo Bills to Mile High this Sunday. Things are different this year than they were last year. The Broncos are no longer a team just happy to be there. They’re a 1-seed juggernaut of football awesome, a real force to be reckoned with.

Truth be told, I think playing the Bills was the most ideal outcome for this weekend. After losing to each during the regular season, Denver wanted nothing to do with the Jaguars or the Chargers. While I’m confident...

With successful regular season in the books, the Denver Broncos enjoyed some much-needed time off with their first-round bye. It was well-deserved since winning fourteen games and achieving their first AFC West title in decade. Now, the rubber finally meets the road.

After an eventful and action-packed Wild Card Weekend, we now know who they will face off against next weekend. It’s déjà vu for Denver—who will face off against the Buffalo Bills in the playoffs for the second straight season. It’s a serendipitous shot at revenge; one season removed from the Bills knocking out the Broncos in last year’s...