BREAKING: Broncos Make Historic Announcement After Blowout Win Over Chiefs

Over the weekend, the Denver Broncos exorcised some long-standing frustrations with a resounding 38-0 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs. Though the win came primarily against the Chiefs’ backups, it gave the Broncos a significant boost as they clinched the final AFC playoff spot. Rookie quarterback Bo Nix celebrated the moment in style, running a lap around the stadium and exchanging high fives with cheering fans.

“I learned I need to run more during the week because that’s a long lap,” Nix joked with reporters after the game. “I was a little tired at the end, but the fans deserve it. It’s been a long time coming.” Reflecting on the achievement, Nix added, “It’s fun to be part of something like this—a great story. But our goal wasn’t just to make the playoffs, even though it’s been a while; we’re aiming for a lot more. We’re excited for the opportunity.”

While Nix’s strong rookie season has been a revelation, the Broncos’ defense has played an equally crucial role in their success. Denver’s defense racked up an NFL-best 63 sacks this season, setting a new franchise record and proving to be a dominant force.

The Broncos entered the season with low expectations, particularly after parting ways with Super Bowl-winning quarterback Russell Wilson and drafting Nix at No. 12 overall—a selection some analysts deemed a reach. However, Nix has defied the doubters and embraced the underdog narrative. “You don’t have to be what people say you’re going to be,” he said after securing the playoff berth. “This is when it gets fun.”

Next up, the Broncos face a daunting challenge, traveling to Buffalo to take on Josh Allen, a leading NFL MVP contender, and the Bills in the Wild Card round.