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Javonte Williams said on the Downs 2 Business podcast that he had lost his love for football after four seasons with the Denver Broncos and was weighing a move into real estate.
RJ Harvey landed on the Broncos' injury report Thursday, seeing limited work due to a knee problem.
The Kansas City Chiefs face a key question before their Sunday showdown with the Denver Broncos: veteran tight end Travis Kelce’s injury status. Kelce, tied for the team lead with 24 catches, two touchdowns and 343 yards, participated fully in Wednesday’s practice but was limited on Thursday, prompting a downgrade on the injury report. With 37‑year‑old Kelce still the primary safety net for Patrick Mahomes, his availability could shape the AFC West matchup, especially as other receiving options like Rashee Rice and Xavier Worthy remain inconsistent. The Chiefs will decide his status Friday.
In the AFC roundup, Broncos WR Jaylen Waddle’s chest injury is aggravated, leaving his Week 8 availability uncertain. Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh praises OC Mike McDaniel but says the team will explore every option to boost the offense. Chiefs coach Andy Reid confirms all active players, including OT Jaylon Moore and WR Rashee Rice, practiced Wednesday, and notes that kicker Justin Tucker has joined the practice squad after his suspension while Harrison Butker remains the primary kicker despite recent struggles. Mahomes lauds Rice’s return and downplays concerns over LT Josh Simmons, emphasizing internal communication.
Patriots return to Sunday action on Nov. 1 in Miami against the Dolphins after a Thursday night debut and a mini‑bye. Pats Pulpit’s Week 8 rooting guide lists who New England fans should cheer in the other 13 games, favoring teams that improve the Patriots’ schedule strength, draft position, or playoff tiebreakers. Picks include Packers, Ravens, Titans, Lions, Colts, Jets, Steelers, Rams, Broncos and several “good game” matchups. The guide also notes the Thursday Panthers‑Packers game and a Monday Bears‑Seahawks showdown. It helps fans track which outcomes could benefit New England’s playoff and draft outlook.
But Dobbins added he'd be angry if he wasn't getting carries and the Broncos were losing.
The Broncos host the Kansas City Chiefs at 5-2, and a win would even the season series and put the Broncos in first place in the AFC West
The Broncos finish Thursday’s practice with a healthier roster ahead of Sunday’s showdown with the Kansas City Chiefs. Defensive end Zach Allen (hamstring) and wideout Jaylen Waddle (chest) return to the field, though both see limited reps, while offensive tackle Garett Bolles (hip) also remains limited. Cornerback Patrick Surtain II, Malcolm Roach, Karene Reid and Marvin Mims participate fully, with Mims upgraded from limited status. Safety Talanoa Hufanga is absent, likely missing the game. New concerns arise for safety Brandon Jones (hamstring) and rookie RB RJ Harvey (knee), both listed as limited. The injury report sets the stage for Sunday’s matchup.
Eric Bieniemy expects an angry Denver defense on Sunday and says the Broncos are "playing some good ball"
The Chiefs issue their Week 8 Thursday injury report ahead of Sunday’s matchup with the Denver Broncos. Cornerback Mansoor Delane sits out with a recurring shoulder problem, while wide receiver Rashee Rice returns as a limited participant after a hamstring tweak in Week 4. Right tackle Jaylon Moore is back from concussion protocol, and cornerback L’Jarius Sneed and tight end Travis Kelce practice limited due to lingering knee and ankle issues. Defensive tackle Omarr Norman‑Lott, cleared from the PUP list, has a 21‑day window to make the 53‑man roster. Full participants include left tackle Kahlil Benson, linebackers Nick Bolton and Drue Tranquill, center Creed Humphrey and quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
The Indianapolis Colts are demanding a first‑round pick to trade star running back Jonathan Taylor, with the New York Giants among the most vocal suitors. At 27, Taylor is in his prime and under contract through 2028, offering a rare three‑down talent that could instantly elevate a contender. His injury slate includes a 2024 high‑ankle sprain, a 2023 thumb ligament surgery, and prior ankle issues, but he has missed few games. Sources compare his value to the multi‑pick Christian McCaffrey deal, though the Colts insist on a first‑rounder. Other interested clubs include the Packers, Bengals, Vikings and Broncos.
NFL owners are pouring millions into the 2026 midterm elections. Cowboys mogul Jerry Jones donates $1 million to Donald Trump’s MAGA Inc. and $500,000 to Texas races, while his son adds $300,000 to GOP candidates. In contrast, Denver Broncos owner Rob Walton spends nearly $9 million, with $7 million earmarked for the conservative group Americans for Prosperity. Overall, NFL owners have contributed over $18 million, heavily favoring Republican causes, though Seahawks owner Vinod Khosla and Falcons’ Arthur Blank back Democratic initiatives. The article details how football money is shaping the national political landscape ahead of November.
Las Vegas Raiders coach Klint Kubiak warns that the Week 8 road game at the New York Jets is a make‑or‑break moment for the AFC playoff hopes. After a 3‑0 start, the Raiders have slipped to 3‑4, while the Jets sit at 2‑5. A win keeps the Raiders in the tight nine‑team race for seven playoff spots; a loss drops them to 3‑5 and could trigger trade moves before the Nov. 10 deadline. Kubiak emphasizes the importance of staying error‑free against a struggling opponent before facing a tough three‑game stretch versus the 49ers, Seahawks and Broncos.
The Dolphins host the Patriots in Week 8 on November 24, with the game airing locally on CBS for Florida and New England markets. Miami and surrounding areas (Miami, West Palm Beach, Fort Myers) will see the matchup, while the rest of the nation watches the Chiefs–Broncos game. CBS also airs the Bills‑Ravens game in South Florida and the Colts‑Jaguars game up the Panhandle; FOX splits the rest of the state's slate, showing Raiders‑Jets, Vikings‑Lions, Falcons‑Buccaneers, and Cardinals‑Cowboys. Sunday Night Football features the Eagles at Commanders. The article details broadcast regions and other games across the state.
The Chiefs visit the Broncos to complete the rivalry series in Week 8.
In Week 8, the Kansas City Chiefs travel to Denver to take on the Broncos in a pivotal AFC West showdown. A Chiefs win could extend their division lead to three games and boost their AFC title odds from 38% to 84%, while a loss would tighten the race. The matchup is part of a broader slate of critical AFC contests, including the Bills vs. Ravens and Steelers vs. Browns, all influencing playoff seeding and bye prospects. Kickoff is scheduled for 3:25 p.m. Sunday, making it a must‑watch for AFC playoff implications.
Thursday’s practice for the Denver Broncos will be very telling regarding the status of safety Talanoa Hufanga. Also, all eyes are on Jaylen Waddle and Zach Allen, who were DNP’s yesterday. Join Cody Roark for a freshly brewed Good Morning Broncos. The post GMB: Denver Broncos Injury Report Features Several Key Players appeared first on Mile High Sports.
Chiefs rookie cornerback Mansoor Delane, the No. 6 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, reflects on a tough matchup against Seattle’s Jaxon Smith‑Njigba, who scored a touchdown on him just before halftime. Delane says the experience will shape his growth, urging coach Steve Spagnuolo to keep him in challenging assignments and focusing on fixing one mistake each week. He remains confident in Spagnuolo’s trust and looks ahead to the upcoming game against the Denver Broncos, recalling his Week 1 debut interception and shoulder injury. The article details his mindset and the Chiefs’ preparations as they aim to contain Bo Nix and the Broncos’ deep threats.
Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton downplays the “must‑win” hype ahead of the Week 8 showdown with the 5‑1 Kansas City Chiefs, noting the season is long but a win would ease the AFC West race. The Broncos (5‑2) trail the Chiefs by one game, and a second victory would give Kansas City a sweep and a crucial tiebreaker. Injuries loom, with star receiver Jaylen Waddle and defender Zach Allen listed. The contest kicks off at 4:25 p.m. ET on Nov. 1 at Mile High.
It may only be week 8, but the Kansas City Chiefs can put a stranglehold on the AFC West if they can beat the Denver Broncos on Sunday.
Javonte Williams admits he nearly hung up his cleats before signing a prove‑it deal with Dallas, but the former Broncos second‑rounder rebounded with a career‑best 155 rushing yards in the Cowboys’ 38‑carry, 204‑yard win over the Eagles on Oct. 28. The article also notes Dallas’ defensive overhaul, highlighting new middle linebacker Shemar James and a lingering need for improvement in the “hole,” while tight end Jake Ferguson’s reduced role helped the offense click. Finally, veteran edge rusher Josh Sweat is linked to a potential trade as the deadline approaches, offering Dallas a boost against the pass rush.
Joseph "[darn] near wants to throw up every time he has to look back at that Week 1 film," Broncos edge rusher Nik Bonitto says.
The Denver Broncos return to practice on Oct. 29 with cornerback Patrick Surtain II listed as a full participant for the second straight week, signaling his likely comeback against the Kansas City Chiefs. Defensive lineman Malcolm Roach and linebacker Karene Reid also fully participated, while safety Talanoa Hufanga missed practice and may sit out Sunday. Zach Allen, Jaylen Waddle and others were present but did not participate, and Marvin Mims logged limited action. Offensive lineman Frank Crum is on the verge of activation, and Pat Bryant could be eligible off IR for the Panthers game next week.
The Denver Broncos took the AFC West from the Kansas City Chiefs last season and Courtland Sutton says people still don't believe in them
The Denver Broncos face a crucial AFC West showdown against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, but key players missed Wednesday's practice. Wide receiver Jaylen Waddle (chest), defensive lineman Zach Allen (hamstring) and safety Talanoa Hufanga (ankle) were listed as DNP, while left tackle Garett Bolles and WR Marvin Mims are limited. Waddle, the team's high‑profile offseason acquisition, has only 26 catches for 276 yards and one TD in seven games. Allen and Hufanga anchor a top‑ranked defense, and their potential absence could shy the Broncos from toppling the Mahomes‑led Chiefs and regaining the division lead.