Sean Payton might be the only coach since the 1950s to hold up the Detroit Lions as a shining example in the NFL. But that's exactly what Payton did when the Broncos stumbled to a 1-5 start this season,

Head Coach Sean Payton discusses Denver's defensive pressure on the Chargers' quarterbacks and the Broncos' improvement on third down.

Breaking down the notable numbers behind the Chargers' 24-7 home loss to the Denver Broncos on Sunday — scoring and statistics.

Nobody else in the AFC West was better than .500 at the time, and clear sailing loomed toward another division title. After Sunday’s 20-17 loss to the Buffalo Bills, that stranglehold has loosened. The Chiefs’ fourth loss in six games,

The Broncos (6-6) sit outside the AFC playoff picture, but they are close to catching Cleveland, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh and Houston for a postseason spot. Still, Denver’s rushing game has been nearly non-existent this season – Javonte Williams and Jaleel McLaughlan have combined for just 880 yards and one rushing touchdown.

Jeudy was targeted six times in Week 14 but he only managed to haul in two catches for 16 yards. Sutton, meanwhile, turned his four targets into three receptions for 62 yards and yet another breathtaking touchdown.