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The Chiefs try to right the ship against the Broncos in Denver.

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The game

The Denver Broncos host the Kansas City Chiefs for a Week 7 matchup on Thursday Night Football. Kickoff is set for 7:20 p.m. (Arrowhead Time) Thursday. The game will be carried by Fox and NFL Network — locally on WDAF/4.

The defending AFC West champions arrive in Denver with a record of 4-2 following two consecutive home losses — most recently a 31-24 defeat at the hands of the Houston Texans. The Broncos are 2-4 after two straight victories: a 20-13 road win against the Los Angeles Chargers and a 16-0 defeat of the Tennessee Titans at home.

The Chiefs are led by the reigning NFL MVP: quarterback Patrick Mahomes. Despite being hobbled by a sore ankle ever since Week 1, he leads the NFL in passing yards with 2,104 and is second only to Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson in passer rating. He’s thrown 14 touchdown passes and threw his first interception of the season only last week.

Broncos quarterback Joe Flacco — named MVP of 2012’s Super Bowl XLVII after leading the Baltimore Ravens to a 34-31 victory over the San Francisco 49ers — is in his first season with the Broncos. He’s thrown for 1,435 yards, six touchdowns and five interceptions in 2019.

Kansas City head coach Andy Reid is in his seventh season as Chiefs head coach and needs one more victory to reach 200 regular-season wins, which would tie former Chiefs head coach Marty Schottenheimer for seventh on the all-time list. Broncos coach Vic Fangio is in his first season as an NFL head coach after 19 seasons as a defensive coordinator for the Carolina Panthers, Indianapolis Colts, Houston Texans, San Francisco 49ers and Chicago Bears. Under his leadership, seven of his defensive units have been among the top ten in points allowed — most recently the 2018 Bears defense, which led the league.

The Chiefs have won the last seven games against the Broncos — most recently a 30-23 victory in Week 8 of 2018 at Arrowhead Stadium and last season’s Week 4 game in Denver, which the Chiefs won 27-23. The Chiefs, however, have lost during their last two appearances on Thursday Night Football, while the Broncos have won their last two TNF games.

Nuts and bolts

Location: Empower Field at Mile High, Denver, Colorado

Playing surface: Natural grass

Game time: 7:20 p.m. Arrowhead Time, Thursday, October 17, 2019

Matchup history: Chiefs 63-54 (regular season)

Odds: Chiefs -3.5

Officials: Referee Shawn Smith (14), umpire Bryan Neale (92), down judge Mark Hittner (28), line judge Bart Longson (2), field judge Dyrol Prioleau (109), side judge Dave Hawkshaw (107), back judge Dino Paganelli (105), replay official Mike Wimmer and replay assistant Bill Ellis.

Arrowhead Pride Tailgate: with Pete Sweeney and Kent Swanson, 6 p.m. (Arrowhead Time) on 610 Sports and 610Sports.Radio.com.

Arrowhead Pride Post-game Show: with Pete Sweeney and Jay Binkley, immediately following the game on 610 Sports and 610Sports.Radio.com. Also available after its conclusion on the Arrowhead Pride Podcast Channel.

Television broadcast: with Joe Buck and Troy Aikman on WDAF (Fox/4-Kansas City), NFL Network, Chiefs Mobile App, and KDVR (Fox/31-Denver)

Online Stream: Fubo.TV

Chiefs radio broadcast: with Mitch Holthus and Kendall Gammon on KCFX (101.1 FM-Kansas City), Chiefs Radio Network affiliates and KCChiefsRadio.com.

Chiefs Spanish radio broadcast: with Enrique Morales, Oscar Monterroso and Hannah Bassham on La Mega 100.5 FM and 1160 AM (Tico Sports)

Broncos radio broadcast: with Dave Logan and Rick Lewis on KOA (850 AM and 94.1 FM-Denver), KRFX (103.5 FM-Denver) and Broncos Radio Network affiliates

Enemy SB Nation site: Mile High Report

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Regular season schedule

Wk
1
Sun
Sep 8
@Jaguars TIAA Bank Field 12:00 PM
CBS
Wk
2
Sun
Sep 15
@Raiders Oakland-Alameda
County Coliseum
3:05 PM
CBS
Wk
3
Sun
Sep 22
Ravens Arrowhead Stadium 12:00 PM
CBS
Wk
4
Sun
Sep 29
@Lions Ford Field 12:00 PM
Fox
Wk
5
Sun
Oct 6
Colts Arrowhead Stadium 7:20 PM
NBC
Wk
6
Sun
Oct 13
Texans Arrowhead Stadium 12:00 PM
CBS
Wk
7
Thu
Oct 17
@Broncos Broncos Stadium
at Mile High
7:20 PM
Fox
Wk
8
Sun
Oct 27
Packers Arrowhead Stadium 7:20 PM
NBC
Wk
9
Sun
Nov 3
Vikings Arrowhead Stadium 12:00 PM
Fox
Wk
10
Sun
Nov 10
@Titans Nissan Stadium 12:00 PM
CBS
Wk
11
Mon
Nov 18
@Chargers Estadio Azteca
(Mexico City)
7:15 PM
ESPN
Wk
12
Bye
Week
Wk
13
Sun
Dec 1
Raiders Arrowhead Stadium 12:00 PM
CBS
Wk
14
Sun
Dec 8
@Patriots Gillette Stadium 3:25 PM
CBS
Wk
15
Sun
Dec 15
Broncos Arrowhead Stadium 12:00 PM
CBS
Wk
16
Sun
Dec 22
@Bears Soldier Field 7:20 PM
NBC
Wk
17
Sun
Dec 29
Chargers Arrowhead Stadium 12:00 PM
CBS

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