Denver Broncos prepare for Monday Night Football opener against Kansas City Chiefs
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Last updated Sep 10, 2026

The Denver Broncos open their season against the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football. This divisional matchup takes place at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. Both teams enter the game with starting quarterbacks returning to action following injuries. Denver enters the season as the defending AFC West champions, a position the organization views as a significant responsibility. Players including Bo Nix and Courtland Sutton expressed expectations for a challenging environment at the opponent's home stadium. The Broncos look to maintain focus by executing consistent plays throughout the contest.
- •Denver Broncos face the Kansas City Chiefs in a Monday Night Football season opener.
- •The game will be held at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.
- •Starting quarterbacks for both teams return to play following injuries.
- •Denver seeks to build on its status as the defending AFC West winner.
- •Players emphasized the need for consistent execution in a hostile road environment.
- 1:00 AMYahoo Sports — Broncos are ready for Monday night spotlight
"The Broncos are embracing the opportunity to open the season on the national stage with plenty of excitement about MNF.
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