The second meeting between the AFC West divisional rivals this year means everything to the visitors and nothing to the home team.

Quarterback Bo Nix has made history several times this season, and other stars have been in the record books as well. This week, the Broncos as a whole made league history.

The Broncos are facing the Raiders at 2:05 p.m. MT. The game will be broadcast on CBS with Andrew Catalon on play-by-play, Charles Davis and Jason McCourty providing analysis, and AJ Ross reporting from the sideline. Streaming: On NFL+ and Paramount+.

It's been 10 years since the Denver Broncos won the AFC West title and the team hopes to end that streak this year behind the arm of Bo Nix. At 10-2 on the year and two games ahead of the Los Angeles Chargers (four ahead of the Kansas City Chiefs),

The Denver Broncos brought in two free agent offensive linemen and a running back for tryouts on Friday, according to KUSA-TV's Mike Klis. The Broncos hosted offensive tackle Marshall Foerner, guard Nash Jones and running back Sincere McCormick. As of the time of publication, none of the players have been signed.

Nik Bonitto says the Denver Broncos’ top-ranked defense still has “another level” to reach as Pat Surtain II returns and Denver chases the AFC’s No. 1 seed.

The NFL fined Denver Broncos star Nick Bonitto for unnecessary roughness stemming from a play against the Commanders in Week 13.

Para un equipo que no ha saboreado mucho éxito desde que Peyton Manning y DeMarcus Ware aún estaban consolidando sus credenciales para el

Bo Nix ran for a touchdown to cap a long opening drive and Marvin Mims returned a punt 48 yards for a score in the second quarter to give Denver a 14-7 lead over the Raiders in Las Vegas. Nix's score came after a 14-play game-opening drive ate up nearly nine minutes of the first quarter.