The Kansas City Chiefs won the opening coin toss and deferred to bring out Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos offense to start the game.

After opening the game giving up a sack, Nix would find a completion to Troy Franklin for nine to bring up a third and seven. Nix would find Pat Bryant at the sticks for the first down to avoid a three-and-out to start the game.

Two plays later Nix would go for it all to Franklin deep and while the pass was nearly perfect it would bounce off Franklin’s hands for an incompletion. Nix would...

With the loss of J.K. Dobbins to a season-ending foot injury, the Denver Broncos backfield becomes very muddled. Rookie RJ Harvey figures to play a huge role, but we’re going to see Jaleel McLaughlin return to active duty this week. As it stands, Harvey is the heaviest back on the roster. It will be interesting to see how Sean Payton handles short-yardage situations moving forward.

No real surprises on the inactives list as Denver is hoping to get several key starters back after their bye next week. Que Robinson is active again for this game too. His stock is definitely...

WooHoo, Broncos Country! This UFG is coming in hot, thanks to backup QB BayAreaUnitedinOrange! And let’s hope the Broncos are coming in hot too. Last week’s win over the Raiders was both frustrating (can this offense ever start fast?) and amazing (how ‘bout that defense?). But as usual this time of year, the Chiefs are clicking on all cylinders and the Broncos are going to need to be doing the same if they want to win.

So here’s to all cylinders and huge thanks to BayArea for keeping the UFG streak alive and 11-0.

Go Broncos!

**Week 11: Chiefs...

Welcome to Week 11 of the regular season!

With the Denver Broncos on deck to play the most important regular season game in a decade, we do have a few rooting interests here this morning. I’d love to see the Bucs, Jags, and Bengals all take home a victory today. This would help the Broncos in various ways, but of all of the games, I’d like to see Trevor Lawrence and the Jags take down the Chargers. Of course, I’d also like to see the Broncos prove their haters wrong this afternoon. We’ll have to see how all my ‘want...

Good morning, Broncos Country!

The day is finally here.

The Denver Broncos are once again playing host to a huge game. It’s felt like 84 years since this happened. All kidding aside, it’s been a decade since the Broncos were in a similar position.

Sitting at the top of the AFC West standings at 8-2, Denver has a chance to deliver a blow to the Kansas City Chiefs’ odds of winning another divisional title. Heck, even their playoff chances. Kansas City enters today at 5-4 and in third place in the AFC West.

It doesn’t get much bigger than...

The news keeps getting worse for Broncos running back JK Dobbins.

According to ESPN’s lead NFL insider, Adam Schefter, the Denver Broncos are placing running back JK Dobbins on the injured reserve due to a foot injury that requires surgery. This will likely end his season, which will be a major blow to the Denver Broncos’ offense moving forward.

This sucks.

We knew he would miss this Sunday’s game vs. the Chiefs, but he avoided being placed on the IR all week, which seemed like good news. However, after multiple opinions, [Dobbins will undergo surgery on a Lisfranc injury in...

The Denver Broncos are 8-2 and sit atop of the AFC West. This weekend, they host the Kansas City Chiefs for their Week 11 gridiron matchup in a pivotal game that will have significant implications on playoff seeding and how the division winds up. Here are three players I believe need to play at a high level in order for the Broncos to come away with a victory against the Chiefs.

Nik Bonitto — Edge Rusher

When the other team has a Hall of Fame bound quarterback, it’s never easy figuring out a game plan to rattle them. That’s...

A huge game in Week 11 for the Denver Broncos. Maybe the biggest regular season game since that Week 12 matchup against the New England Patriots in 2015. A win in this game would go a long way towards taking back the AFC West from these Kansas City Chiefs. With Patrick Mahomes, though, you have to figure it is going to be a dogfight on a good day. Can Denver take them down?

Game Overview

Denver Broncos vs. Kansas City Chiefs
Sunday, November 16, 2025 at 2:25 P.M. Mile High time
Empower Field at Mile High in Denver, Colorado...

In my initial Future Broncos segment for this year, I delivered an outline of Denver’s picks in the 2026 NFL Draft, as well as gave my thoughts on the three biggest areas of need. Finding long-term fixtures at offensive line, defensive line, and inside linebacker were mentioned as the Top 3 heading into the season.

As the Broncos approach their bye week and over half the regular season in the books, I thought it would be good to revisit that topic and see what has potentially changed. As always, feel free to give your thoughts in the comments section. How...

The Denver Broncos will be faced with their biggest game in a decade when they host the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday. The Chiefs have dominated the AFC West since Denver’s last division title and beat the Broncos sixteen consecutive times before Denver finally turned things around winning two of the last three meetings with them.

Even now, with the Broncos sitting at 8-2 and the Chiefs at 5-4, the entire planet expects Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs do what they’ve always done to these Denver Broncos… beat them. If we throw out the last game of the year last...

Unfortunately, it is looking like running back J.K. Dobbins may not be back any time soon and injured reserve is a possibility for him. For Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs, he will obviously be out, but the long-term news is what we’re all waiting to find out. There will be five starters out for the Denver Broncos for this all-important AFC West showdown: Pat Surtain II, Alex Singleton, Jonah Elliss, and J.K. Dobbins. While Elliss isn’t technically a starter, he plays enough rotationally where I would consider his loss significant.

They will have wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr. back...

According to the NFL Network’s lead insider Ian Rapoport, Denver Broncos running back J.K. Dobbins will be out for this Sunday’s game vs. the Chiefs and for the “foreseeable future”. He adds that Dobbins is dealing with a significant foot injury and that a stint on the injured reserve is possible for the veteran running back.

Dobbins suffered a foot injury during the Broncos’ victory over the Raiders last week on Thursday Night Football. He blamed the Raiders for doing an illegal hip-drop tackle on him, which led to the injury, but it was not called by the refs during...