Broncos host rival Chiefs in game that could decide AFC West
The Broncos and Chiefs meet Sunday in a divisional matchup that could decide the AFC West. The game is a showdown between division rivals.
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Chiefs expect Rashee Rice back from hamstring injury against Broncos
Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice is expected to return Sunday against the Broncos after dealing with a hamstring injury.
Read on ESPNJonathan Taylor trade discussions remain active and ongoing
NBC Sports reports that talks about a possible Jonathan Taylor trade are "active and ongoing." The Seahawks, Packers, Broncos, Vikings and Giants are listed as potential landing spots.
Read on NBC SportsBroncos' AFC West odds jump with a win over the Chiefs
The New York Times simulator puts Denver's chances of winning the AFC West at 49% with a win over Kansas City, and at just 14% with a loss, underscoring the game's weight.
Read on Yahoo SportsBroncos' Waddle and Zach Allen limited in Thursday practice
The Broncos listed wide receiver Jaylen Waddle and Zach Allen as limited at Thursday's practice. Waddle was back on the field after sitting out Wednesday.
Read on NBC SportsMansoor Delane misses Thursday practice in Chiefs-Broncos Week 8 injury report
The Thursday injury report for the Week 8 game between the Chiefs and Broncos lists Mansoor Delane as missing practice.
Read on Yahoo SportsBroncos linebacker Alex Singleton named AFC Defensive Player of the Week
Denver inside linebacker Alex Singleton earned the weekly AFC defensive honor after a 19-tackle performance.
Read on Yahoo SportsBroncos cornerback Patrick Surtain II practices fully on Wednesday
Patrick Surtain II was a full participant in Wednesday's practice for the Broncos. The cornerback has missed the past three games because of an ankle injury.
Read on Yahoo SportsBroncos' Zach Allen and Jaylen Waddle sit out Wednesday practice
The Broncos have injury concerns ahead of their game against the Chiefs. Defensive lineman Zach Allen has a hamstring issue and receiver Jaylen Waddle reinjured his chest. Both attended Wednesday's practice but did not participate.
Read on Yahoo SportsPayton looking for ways to get Marvin Mims Jr. more opportunities
Mims Jr. is off to another slow start in the Broncos offense. Head coach Sean Payton said Monday he is trying to find ways to get him more touches, something he often mentions around this time of year.
Read on Yahoo SportsPayton backs Bo Nix after Broncos' win over the Cardinals
Sean Payton gave a firm vote of confidence to his embattled quarterback Bo Nix following Sunday's victory over the Cardinals. Nix stood out with a 62-yard run.
Read on ESPNBo Nix scores on 62-yard run against the Cardinals
Broncos quarterback Bo Nix completed 15 of 29 passes for 222 yards, one touchdown and no interceptions in Week 7. He also scored on a 62-yard run against Arizona.
Read on Yahoo SportsPayton wants more touches for Broncos rookie Jonah Coleman
Activated from injured reserve before the game against the Cardinals, rookie running back Jonah Coleman led Denver's ball carriers with 9 carries for 54 yards. Sean Payton said the team needs to get him more touches.
Read on Yahoo SportsBroncos beat Cardinals 30-16 behind improved offense and sturdy defense
Bo Nix and the Broncos offense played much better in the 30-16 win. Denver's defense kept the Cardinals out of the end zone.
Read on Yahoo SportsBroncos' Zach Allen says he will be fine after hamstring injury
Defensive tackle Zach Allen gave a positive update on his health after hurting his hamstring in Denver's 30-16 win over the Cardinals on Sunday.
Read on NBC SportsPayton calls reverse that injured Jaylen Waddle an "awful" play call
Broncos receiver Jaylen Waddle left Sunday's game against the Cardinals with a chest injury on a fourth-quarter play. Head coach Sean Payton said he would like to have that call back.
Read on NBC SportsBroncos top Cardinals 30-16 for third straight win
Denver won on the road 30-16 over Arizona and stretched its winning streak to three games. Bo Nix bounced back in Sunday's victory.
Read on NBC SportsBroncos extend lead to 27-13 after three quarters
The Broncos found the explosive plays that were scarce in the first six weeks of the season during Sunday's road game, and led 27-13 heading into the fourth quarter.
Read on NBC SportsBroncos lead Cardinals 13-6 at halftime
The Cardinals defense held the Broncos in check for most of the first half, but one big play made the difference for the visiting team.
Read on NBC SportsBroncos-Cardinals second quarter recap
Arizona opened the second quarter deep in Denver territory, helped by questionable officiating. The Broncos' defense stopped Bam Knight on back-to-back plays, setting up a third and goal from the 11.
Read on Yahoo SportsBroncos host Cardinals in Week 7: game preview
The Broncos arrive at 4-2 after facing almost all playoff teams to open the season. They hope to fix issues on offense against the Cardinals in Week 7.
Read on Yahoo SportsBroncos elevate Taylor Rapp and Sam Fresch Jr. from practice squad
Denver is elevating safety Taylor Rapp and cornerback/return specialist Sam Fresch Jr. for Sunday's game against the Cardinals. Rapp started last week in place of the injured Talanoa Hufanga.
Read on Yahoo SportsBroncos get little from their 2026 draft class so far
Fourth-round running back Jonah Coleman is the only Denver draft pick to have played this season. The Broncos' first-year players have given the team virtually no production through six games.
Read on CBS SportsBo Nix in roughest stretch of his career despite Broncos wins
The Broncos keep winning, but quarterback Bo Nix is going through the toughest period of his career, according to an ESPN look at his recent struggles.
Read on ESPNBroncos say they are not overlooking the Cardinals in upcoming game
Denver says it is not taking its opponent, the Cardinals, lightly and believes this game could be the one where the team finally starts to click.
Read on Yahoo SportsBroncos on pace for worst offense per play in franchise history
Through six games, Denver averages 4.40 yards per play, which puts the team on pace to finish as the worst offense in franchise history, according to this Yahoo Sports piece.
Read on Yahoo SportsBroncos' Jonathon Cooper says he is accountable after time away
Outside linebacker Jonathon Cooper is off the exempt list after two June arrests on domestic violence charges. He said he holds himself accountable and offered no excuses.
Read on ESPNBroncos get mostly good injury news before facing the Cardinals in Week 7
Broncos running back Jonah Colman, designated to return from injured reserve, was a full participant in Wednesday's practice. Cornerback Riley Moss also practiced fully, as Denver's injury outlook looks mostly positive ahead of Week 7.
Read on Yahoo SportsRyan Fitzpatrick stands by criticism of Bo Nix after Broncos win
Ryan Fitzpatrick maintained his criticism of Bo Nix after the Broncos beat the Seahawks in overtime on Thursday night, though he walked back calling it "disrespectful."
Read on Yahoo SportsBroncos' running game ranks among the NFL's worst
Through week six of the 2026 season, Denver is 30th in yards per carry at 3.4. Only the Raiders (3.0) and Packers (2.9) are worse, while the Chiefs lead the league at 5.5.
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