Best Broncos Coverage: Week 17 (2019) – Oakland at Denver

The Denver Broncos try to end the season on a high note with a win at home over their longtime divisional foe, the Oakland Raiders.

» When: Sunday, Dec. 29

» Kickoff: 2:25 p.m. MST

» Where: Empower Field at Mile High

» Records: Denver (6-9) / Oakland (7-8)

» Fan Pregame Coverage: Cecil Lammey from 7:30 to 10 a.m. | John Davis and Shawn Drotar from 10 a.m. to noon | DMac and Mike Evans live from ViewHouse in Littleton from noon to kickoff.

» Fan Postgame: React first along with Sandy Clough starting at the two-minute warning.

» Television: CBS

Game notes

» The Denver Broncos will meet the Oakland Raiders — which moves to Las Vegas next season — for seemingly the final time. The two teams have played 118 games previously, with the Raiders holding a 64-52-2 mark over the Broncos, including a 29-27-2 record in Denver.

» Denver could secure a winning record at home with a win over Oakland for the 33rd season in club history.

» With 42 rushing yards, Phillip Lindsay would become the first undrafted player in NFL history with consecutive 1,000-yard seasons to start his career. Lindsay would also become just the fourth Broncos player to do so.

» Linebacker Todd Davis needs 10 tackles to pass Karl Mecklenburg (130) for 10th most in a single season by a Broncos defender since 1991.

» Noah Fant can tie Tony Schefler (2006) for most receiving touchdowns by a rookie tight end in team history with one touchdown catch. He can also pass Ricky Natiel for fifth place in team history for receiving yards by a rookie with 73 yards.

» With one sack, pass rusher Von Miller would pass former teammate Elvis Dumervil for sole possession of 26th place on the NFL’s all-time list.

» Cornerback Chris Harris Jr. needs just one interception to join Mike Harden as the only Broncos with multiple picks in eight consecutive seasons.

» With four field goals, Brandon McManus would pass Matt Prater (138) for third-most in team history.

» Drew Lock needs one more win to become the third quarterback in team history to earn victories in four of his first five career starts (Trevor Siemian, 2016; Norris Weese, 1978-’79)

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