The Denver Broncos found themselves in the losing column this past week, falling to the red-hot Jacksonville Jaguars 34-20 in a dysfunctional and disheartening effort. Denver is 12-3 and still holds the first seed, but must win out for the best chance to keep the No. 1 playoff seed and lock up the AFC West.

Daaaaa Bears set the record at 72, a year in which they dominated opponents. These Broncos now have two games to play to break the record. After five sacks against the Jacksonville Jaguars, Denver's defense only needs 10 sacks to surpass Chicago for the all-time mark. And they have a good chance to do it in their next two games.

While those are the playoff implications for this Christmas Day slate, one of the other storylines will be the onslaught of injuries at quarterback for an array of these teams suiting up on Thursday. The Commanders, Vikings and Chiefs will all be starting backups, which sort of feels like a lump of coal, but we'll make do.

The Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs meet for Thursday Night Football with an 8:15 p.m. ET kickoff at Arrowhead Stadium. Here are the best prop bets for the game.

Sunday's loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars featured a few disputed decisions from Shawn Hochuli's officiating crew, including defensive lineman Malcolm Roach receiving a 15-yard roughing the passer penalty for his body weight landing on quarterback Trevor Lawrence just after a throw.

Yes, the NFL’s tripleheader on Christmas might be the worst slate of standalone games in recent memory, but there’s also the possibility of profiting without br

When Kansas City Chiefs QB Chris Oladokun takes the field as the team's starter against the Denver Broncos in Week 17 on Christmas Day, he'll be reminded of the lesson he learned in August of 2024.Oladokun,

Coming off a 34-20 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday, the Denver Broncos are now ranked sixth in Nate Davis' latest NFL power rankings for USA TODAY Sports. That's down three spots from when the Broncos were ranked third last week.

Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix has been named a second alternate for the 2026 NFL Pro Bowl, 9NEWS' Mike Klis reported Tuesday. Nix's selection comes after six of his Broncos teammates were announced as Pro Bowl starters: right guard Quinn Meinerz,