Best Broncos Coverage: Week 16 (2020) – Denver at Los Angeles

The Denver Broncos head to the West Coast looking to sweep the Los Angeles Chargers with a win Sunday at SoFi Stadium

Dec 25, 2020, 12:00 AM Updated: 1:20 am

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The Denver Broncos head to the West Coast looking to sweep the Los Angeles Chargers with a win Sunday at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.

» When: Sunday, Dec. 27

» Kickoff: 2:05 p.m. MST

» Where: SoFi Stadium

» Records: Denver (5-9) / Los Angeles (5-9)

» Fan Pregame Coverage: Shawn Drotar and John Davis from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. | Nick Ferguson and Cecil Lammey from 10:00 a.m. to noon | The Fan Football Pregame with DMac and Nate Jackson 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 68-52-1 record against the Los Angeles Chargers, including a 26-34 mark on the road.

» Denver will look to sweep the Chargers for a second consecutive season and the 19th time in the history between the two franchises.

» With a win, the Broncos will have won their fourth road game of the season, which would be the first time the team has done so since 2016.

» Pro Bowl linebacker Bradley Chubb needs 2.5 sacks to reach double-digits for the season, which would be the second time in his career.

» With one receiving touchdown, rookie K.J. Hamler would become the fourth Broncos wide receiver to grab four in his first season.

» Currently at 534 carries, running back Phillip Lindsay can extend his NFL record streak of attempts without a fumble to start his career.

» Pro Bowl safety Justin Simmons needs just one interception to become the second Broncos player to record 16 picks during his first five seasons with the team.