Best Broncos Coverage: Week 7 (2020) – Denver vs. Kansas City

The Denver Broncos look to make it three in a row as they welcome in the Kansas City Chiefs to what could potentially be a snowy Empower Field at Mile High

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Oct 23, 2020, 8:19 AM Updated: 8:47 am

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The Denver Broncos look to make it three in a row as they welcome in the Kansas City Chiefs to what could potentially be a snowy Empower Field at Mile High.

» When: Sunday, Oct. 25

» Kickoff: 2:25 p.m. MDT

» Where: Empower Field at Mile High

» Records: Denver (2-3) / Kansas City (5-1)

» Fan Pregame Coverage: Shawn Drotar from 8 to 9:00 a.m. | Nate Jackson and John Davis from 9 to 10:30 a.m. | Nick Ferguson and Cecil Lammey from 10:30 to noon | The Fan Football Pregame from noon to kickoff

» Fan Halftime Report: Join Kendall Valenzuela, James Merilatt and a special guest streaming live at the end of the first half.

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

» Television: CBS

Game notes

» The Denver Broncos own a 54-65-0 record all-time against the Kansas City Chiefs, including a 35-25-0 record at home.

» Kansas City, however, owns a nine-game winning streak over Denver dating back to Sept. 17, 2015.

» With one pass defensed, safety Kareem Jackson will become the 13th player (9th active) to record 100 passes defensed since he entered the league in 2010.

» Kicker Brandon McManus, with 21 more points, will pass Matt Prater for third-most in franchise history at 682.

» With another 100-yards receiving performance, Tim Patrick would own the longest streak of such games since Demaryius Thomas had seven in 2014.

» Michael Ojemudia needs one forced fumble to become the ninth rookie cornerback to force three in a season.

» Wide receiver Jerry Jeudy needs 34 yards to become the second Broncos rookie to reach 300 yards receiving by his sixth game, joining Eddie Royal (2008, 392 yards)