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Denver improved to 7-2 with its third straight win, overcoming a one-point deficit entering the final quarter at Bank of America Stadium.
Read the story →Denver’s changes also include new status labels for Pat Bryant and Eyioma Uwazurike, plus movement in the return and defensive depth charts.
Denver’s first-string strong safety was inactive after an ankle injury left him questionable.
The Denver cornerback was inactive against Carolina after missing practice on November 6.
Denver’s first-listed free safety was inactive for the Week 9 game at Carolina.
The Denver receiver participated fully in practice on November 6 and also carries a Questionable roster injury designation.
The Denver cornerback’s game-day status was active despite a Questionable roster/injury designation.
Denver’s Week 9 roster snapshot contains 80 players, with 48 carrying ACT status.
Evan Engram tops the tight ends, Denver’s offensive line has a defined first unit, and Marvin Mims Jr. holds the lead punt-return role.
Three defensive backs are inactive, while Dondrea Tillman and Pat Bryant are active after questionable designations.
Denver beat Carolina 26-21 in Week 9, while Jonah Coleman led the team's latest fantasy totals with 18.8 PPR points.
Denver outscored Kansas City 15-0 in the final period to improve to 6-2, overcoming Patrick Mahomes’ 321 yards and three touchdown passes.
Bo Nix threw for 222 yards and added 73 on the ground as Denver improved to 5-2. Trey McBride caught 10 passes for 111 yards and a touchdown for Arizona.
Denver held off Seattle’s fourth-quarter comeback behind five sacks and three takeaways, while Jaxon Smith-Njigba led the game with 134 receiving yards.
Denver scored the final quarter’s only 13 points to improve to 3-2, while Los Angeles fell to 0-5.
San Francisco scored 21 second-half points as Brock Purdy threw two touchdowns, while Denver fell to 2-2 despite RJ Harvey’s 10 catches.
Denver scored all 30 of its points after halftime, with Bo Nix accounting for three touchdowns as the Broncos improved to 2-1.
Denver scored the final quarter’s only 14 points to earn its first win, with Jaylen Waddle delivering 138 receiving yards.
Kenneth Walker III rushed for 173 yards and scored twice as Kansas City pulled away from Denver at Arrowhead Stadium.