US EditionBroncos face biggest test yet against the desperate Chiefs as KC tries to get back in AFC West race
Denver leads AFC West with 8-2 record, powered by league-best 46 sacks, as Kansas City seeks to recover from four one-score losses and key injuries.
- On Sunday, the Denver Broncos host the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 11, with Denver at 8-2 on a seven-game winning streak and Kansas City 5-4 after a bye and loss in Buffalo.
- Built on defense, Denver's front leads the league with 46 sacks and tops third-down and red-zone touchdown defenses, while Kansas City struggles with close losses and missing Isiah Pacheco.
- With multiple starters sidelined, Denver relies on backups as Patrick Surtain II, J.K. Dobbins, and Alex Singleton miss Sunday's game, while Quinn Meinerz manages an undiagnosed illness but remains available.
- This matchup could reshape the AFC West because for the first time in the Patrick Mahomes era, the Chiefs are looking up at the Broncos in the standings, with a Christmas night rematch at Arrowhead still looming.
- Despite criticism of how they win, Denver Broncos lead the division with 'ugly' one-score wins, league-leading three-and-outs and penalties, while their plus-35 sack differential masks flaws.
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Broncos All-Pro Veteran Makes Stunning Revelation Before Chiefs Game
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Broncos poised for shocking upset as Chiefs face potential AFC West disaster
Broncos Set to Challenge Chiefs in Critical AFC West Clash As the Denver Broncos prepare to face off against the Kansas City Chiefs, anticipation is building for what could be a pivotal game in the AFC West. The question on everyone’s mind: Are the Broncos primed for a statement victory against a well-rested Chiefs team? High Stakes in the AFC West With playoff implications looming, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Both teams understand that the o…
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