The Denver Broncos have started strong with an 8-2 record, thanks to a relentless pass rush. They lead the league in three-and-outs and penalties, but they have pulled out gritty wins.

The discussion about the 8-2 Denver Broncos has been a bit unfair. They have caught a lot of flak for barely beating a bad Las Vegas Raiders team at home last Thursday night.

Let’s examine three keys to a Broncos statement victory against the Chiefs this Sunday.

According to multiple reports, Bills QB Josh Allen was fined for his touchdown celebration in the recent win over the Chiefs | @EdEastonJr

The Bills are deeply rooted in the Wild Card position, dropping to the sixth seed thanks to that Week 10 loss to the Miami Dolphins, and we’ll have to pay close attention to what the rest of the conference is doing. It’s no longer a “quest for the one seed” and more of a “stay in the AFC’s Top 7” kind of race this month.

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs saw their three-game winning streak snap following their Week 9 loss to the Buffalo Bills. Now, following a bye, the Chiefs will look to get back on track in Week 11, heading to Mile High City to face the Denver Broncos, who happen to be the top team in the AFC West with an 8-2 record.

The Kansas City Chiefs desperately need to beat the Denver Broncos to gain ground in the AFC West race they've won nine years running.

However, the separation is spectacularly small because the flaws in these teams have been on display at various times. In some cases, teams have been able to mask the flaws by virtue of their strengths,

The Broncos are signing wide receiver Lil'Jordan Humphrey off the New York Giants' practice squad, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. The news comes one day after Denver poached o