US EditionPatrick Mahomes, Chiefs Battle Broncos in Key AFC West Matchup
Denver holds a seven-game winning streak and an 8-2 record while Kansas City fights to maintain a decade of AFC West dominance, sitting at 5-4 on the playoff bubble.
- Soon, the Kansas City Chiefs visit the Denver Broncos with Kansas City entering Week 11 at 5-4 and coming off a bye, sitting on the AFC playoff bubble.
- The Kansas City Chiefs have dominated the AFC West for the last decade and entered the 2025 season aiming for a 10th consecutive division title, while the Denver Broncos have surged to an 8-2 start for the first time since the 2015 season.
- Denver posts a plus-35 sack differential, the largest ever through 10 games, with Nik Bonitto, Denver pass rusher, ranking third in the NFL with 9.5 sacks.
- A Denver victory would put the Denver Broncos in firmer control of the AFC West and strengthen its postseason path, marking Denver as an authentic AFC contender with wins over both Super Bowl teams.
- A midseason skid and injuries raise questions about Kansas City's resilience as the Chiefs have lost four of five games to winning teams and will rely on Kareem Hunt with Isiah Pacheco inactive.
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Denver, United States.- Chiefs rule in the West of the AFC is in danger. Patrick Mahomes and Kansas City (5-4) break into the Denver Broncos' house (8-2) to win a victory that will allow them to come back to life in the division, as a defeat would even take them out of the Playoffs panorama. The Broncos arrive with a streak of seven straight wins, and since Week 8 of the previous campaign they have won 10 home wins, the longest active streak of …
Chiefs vs. Broncos Week 11 predictions and best bets: A new era beginning in the AFC West?
The Kansas City Chiefs have owned the AFC West for the last decade. Kansas City entered the 2025 season with a goal of winning a 10th consecutive division title. The Chiefs need to start rolling soon, though, or we may have new division champion for the first time since 2015.
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