I think the whole team’s really process-driven,” Zach Allen said Monday. “For us, we’ve kind of all year been kind of handling it like that, where it’s just try to go 1-0 that week.

The Denver Broncos control their own destiny for playoff positioning. Can they lock up the top seed in the AFC this week?

The Kansas City Chiefs, Denver Broncos and Los Angeles Chargers are all in the same division, yet they could be rooting for each other over the final four weeks of the 2025 NFL season.

FOX Sports' NFL experts pick which team they like the most from each AFC division, and who'll ultimately win the AFC.

During the Chargers' Monday Night Football showdown with the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 14, ESPN cameras panned to a group of Broncos fans cheering on Philly's squad against Denver's division rival. “Wonder if they got lost tonight?” Troy Aikman quipped during the broadcast.

The Broncos control their own destiny in the playoff race, in regards to clinching a playoff berth, securing the AFC West and earning the top overall seed in the conference.

The Broncos lead the NFL in man coverage snaps as well with three players, including Jones, who have played the most man-to-man snaps in the league thus far this season. Broncos cornerback Riley Moss leads the NFL with 334 man coverage snaps, safety Talanoa Hufanga is second (315) and Jones is third (303).

The Chargers defeated the Chiefs on Sunday, nearly securing a playoff spot. So who would they face if the season ended today?

Quarterback Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers picked up a significant victory over the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday. Here's the latest.