Denver Wins 26-21 Over Carolina
The Denver Broncos held off a late rally from the Carolina Panthers to win 26-21 on Sunday at Bank of America Stadium, improving to 7-2 on the season.
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Denver Broncos comeback kids again vs. Carolina Panthers
The Denver Broncos rally with a 13‑point fourth‑quarter surge to beat the Carolina Panthers 26‑21, improving to 7‑2 before their bye week. Quarterback Bo Nix throws for 237 yards, two TDs and a 91.8 passer rating, while key third‑down conversions—including a 3rd‑and‑6 to Courtland Sutton and a 3rd‑and‑5 to Pat Bryant—spark the comeback. Jonah Coleman scores two touchdowns, and defensive end Nik Bonitto seals the win with a strip‑sack on Bryce Young. Despite concussions to Riley Moss and Jaylen Waddle, the Broncos head into the bye with several players expected to return.
Nuggets list top 6 players as questionable after hellish trip out of Mexico
After a 112-102 win over the Indiana Pacers in Mexico, the Nuggets listed all five starters and DeMar DeRozan as questionable for Monday's game at Houston
AFC Playoff Picture: Bills will lose one seed with loss on Monday
The Buffalo Bills face a crucial Monday night game that could drop them from AFC first to a second‑place logjam. A loss would leave them 6‑2, trailing the Denver Broncos (7‑2) and tying several teams at 6‑2, including the Jaguars, Steelers, Chiefs, and Bengals. Thanks to a 4‑1 AFC record, the Bills would win tiebreakers against division rivals, but still fall to second place. The article outlines the current AFC playoff standings, highlighting how the Steelers and Bengals settled the AFC North and how the Chiefs sit atop the wild‑card race.
Andy Reid jabs media after Chiefs fumble quarterback sneak: ‘You asked for it’
After a 28-24 loss to Denver that ended a Chiefs' 11-point lead, head coach Andy Reid faced media fire for never calling a quarterback sneak. On Sunday, he sent backup QB Justin Fields into a third‑and‑1 sneak against the New York Jets, which resulted in a fumble and a humorous yet pointed post‑game comment, "You guys asked for it." Reid’s tongue‑in‑cheek response sparked debate about his play‑calling, even as Kansas City rebounds with a 35-12 win over the Jets to improve to 6‑2. The Chiefs now face the Falcons, Cardinals, and a pivotal Thanksgiving game against Buffalo.
Trade Deadline Buzz: Khalil Mack, Josh Downs, Kirk Cousins, Broncos, Chargers, Chiefs, Raiders
The trade deadline chatter centers on several key NFL players. Broncos could be a source of depth for cornerback-needy teams, though they’re not pushing for RB Jonathan Taylor. The Chargers, despite a winless season, have firmly ruled out moving any roster talent, including Khalil Mack and Justin Herbert, according to ESPN and The Athletic. The Chiefs are actively seeking a new receiver, eyeing Colts WR Josh Downs for a fourth‑round pick and also showing interest in Jaguars WR Brian Thomas Jr. Meanwhile, the Raiders confirm they have no plans to trade quarterback Kirk Cousins. These updates highlight which teams are buyers, sellers, or staying put as the deadline looms.
Sean Payton Abruptly Halts Press Conference Because He Thought A Reporter Was Smoking Up [VIDEO]
Sean Payton halts a post‑game press conference after mistaking a reporter’s pencil for a cigarette. The Broncos’ 26‑21 win over the Carolina Panthers (their fifth straight, improving to 7‑2) sparked the brief interruption, with Payton humorously asking, “Could we not smoke in here?” The game saw Bo Nix throw 25 of 37 for 237 yards, two touchdowns and an interception, and gave Denver a record‑tying 16th straight one‑score victory.
Bo Nix says Broncos thrive in comeback situations, ‘we don’t have a choice’
"Today, those second half touchdowns were really, really important," Broncos QB Bo Nix said after Denver rallied (again) to beat the Panthers
NFL Week 9 Recap: Denver Broncos 26, Carolina Panthers 21
The Denver Broncos held off the Carolina Panthers 26–21 in Week 9 on November 8, 2026.
NFL Sunday: Mahomes Plays Through Injury, Sanders Shows Resilience in OT & Other Moments You Missed
Week 9 delivered a clutch showcase of resilience across the NFL. Patrick Mahomes shrugged off a hard hit to the throwing arm and finished 23‑of‑31 for 242 yards and two TDs as the Chiefs beat the Jets 35‑12. Shedeur Sanders recorded his first NFL touchdown in an overtime thriller, but the Browns fell short 23‑16 after a failed two‑point try. Denver rallied late, with Bo Nix engineering an 80‑yard drive capped by touchdowns to Jonah Coleman and Pat Bryant to beat the Broncos 26‑14. The Cowboys escaped a late comeback with a 27‑23 win over the Colts, sealing the game with rookie Caleb Downs’ interception. The Giants upset the Eagles 19‑11, while the Saints edged the Browns 23‑22 in OT.
Jamal Murray is thriving as Nuggets spread the ball-control duties around
Jamal Murray has gotten help from others with bringing the ball up the court, and so far, he's been fresher and even better on defense.
Sean Payton keeps Broncos’ trade deadline plans quiet heading into bye
Sean Payton isn't saying whether the Broncos will make a move ahead of Tuesday's NFL Trade Deadline
Sean Payton: ‘Not by accident’ Broncos have won NFL record 16 straight one-score games
"When those things keep falling your way that's not by accident," Sean Payton said after the Broncos pulled out a 26-21 win over the Panthers
Chiefs Fans Rain Down Boos on Harrison Butker After Kicker Misses Back-to-Back Field Goals Against Jets
Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker, known for record‑breaking long‑range field goals, was loudly booed by Arrowhead fans after missing two critical attempts in the second quarter of Week 9 versus the New York Jets. After a 56‑yard miss, a Jets offsides penalty gave Butker a second chance from 51 yards, which he also missed wide right, turning a 17‑12 halftime lead into a 14‑12 deficit. The backlash follows a recent slump that includes missed kicks against Seattle and Denver, prompting coach Andy Reid to issue a warning. Butker, on a $25.6 million contract, has dropped below a 70% success rate this season.
Watch The WILDEST Interception Ever [VIDEO]
In a dramatic Broncos‑Panthers showdown at Bank of America Stadium, Denver clinches a 26‑21 victory thanks to a game‑changing interception late in the third quarter. With Carolina poised at the one‑yard line, a pass intended for Tommy Tremble bounces off his hand, and Broncos safety Devon Key snags it after officials reverse an incomplete call following Sean Payton’s challenge. The turnover fuels Denver’s fourth‑quarter surge, sealing their seventh win (7‑2) while Carolina falls to 3‑5. The viral play has already amassed over 100,000 views.
Nik Bonitto calls game to secure Denver’s historic 1-score game winning streak record
Nik Bonitto seals the Denver Broncos' 26-21 comeback win over the Carolina Panthers with a strip‑sack on Bryce Young that creates the decisive turnover. The victory gives Denver its 16th straight one‑score win, eclipsing Peyton Manning's 2008‑09 Colts record, according to Zac Stevens of DNVR Sports. The Broncos' clutch performance highlights their knack for tight games as they set a new NFL milestone.
Trade Deadline Buzz: Vita Vea, Derrick Brown, Buccaneers, Falcons, Panthers, Saints
Trade deadline chatter heats up across the NFC South. The Athletic’s Jonathan Jones reports the Buccaneers could fetch a first‑round pick for DT Vita Vea, though no offers are likely yet. Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer says the Falcons aren’t buying, but might flip LB Christian Harris or CB Mike Hughes. In Carolina, DT Bobby Brown III emerges as a trade target, while DT Derrick Brown remains expensive and unlikely to move. Panthers’ recent Week 9 loss to Denver may prompt veteran deals, according to NFL Media’s Mike Garafolo. The Saints have DTs Davon Godchaux, Nathan Shepherd and LB Pete Werner on the market, with potential cheap veteran moves hinted by Jones.
Bucs Move Into First Place; Saints Level Up With Bucs After Panthers Choke Against Denver
After a bye week, the New Orleans Saints snap a loss with an overtime win over the 5-4 Browns, tying the Buccaneers for the NFC lead. Meanwhile, Tampa Bay’s victory over the Panthers—who collapsed against Denver—propels the Bucs into sole first place. Both teams now share the top spot in the win‑loss column as the NFC race heats up.
Avalanche Week Ahead: Schedule & Storylines – Canadian Swing, Necas and MacKinnon Lead and More
The Colorado Avalanche enter the week with expectations firmly established. After building a roster designed to contend for the Stanley Cup, Colorado’s challenge is to maintain consistency through the early…
Corgi Gets Loose On The Field At Panthers-Broncos Game, Takes 4 People To Tackle It As The Crowd Goes Wild [VIDEO]
One determined corgi turned the race into a full stadium chase.
Panthers vs Broncos: Recap and reaction
The Denver Broncos defeat the Carolina Panthers 26-20 at Bank of America Stadium in a game marred by penalties and missed chances. After a early Broncos touchdown pass from Bo Nix to Courtland Sutton, the Panthers rally behind Bryce Young, who throws two TDs to Darren Waller and Tommy Tremble to lead 14-13 at halftime. A costly interception by the Broncos and a series of penalties—including Marco Wilson’s fourth flag—shift momentum. In the fourth quarter, Denver capitalizes on another Panthers penalty, stringing together a 14‑play drive capped by Jonah Coleman's rushing TD. The Broncos’ short‑field kickoff and solid defense seal the win.
Cale Makar Exits Sunday’s Avalanche Practice For Precautionary Reasons
Colorado Avalanche defenseman Cale Makar leaves Sunday’s practice early, clutching his leg after showing visible pain. Coach Jared Bednar says the exit is “precautionary” and will assess Makar’s condition tomorrow, but confirms he will travel with the team to Toronto for the start of a four‑game road trip. The move follows Makar’s three‑point night (1 goal, 2 power‑play assists) in a 4‑0 win over Detroit that snapped a two‑game skid.
Broncos’ horseshoe couldn’t be further up their behinds than on this inexplicable Bryce Young interception
In the third quarter of Denver's 7‑2 win over Carolina, Bryce Young’s one‑yard‑line pass to Tommy Tremble is tipped and miraculously intercepted by Devon Key in the end zone—a play many are calling one of the greatest interceptions ever. The play, initially ruled incomplete, is confirmed after review, highlighting the Broncos’ knack for clutch moments despite a -658 yard differential this season. The victory marks Denver’s fourth straight win and keeps them on a Super Bowl push as they head to face the Las Vegas Raiders on Nov. 22.
Trade Deadline Buzz: Daniel Jones, Brian Thomas, Jadeveon Clowney, Tony Pollard, Colts, Jaguars, Texans, Titans
Trade deadline chatter heats up across the NFL. The Colts are fielding interest in QB Daniel Jones—Ravens and Vikings links surface—but are holding off until after Thursday’s game, while RB Jonathan Taylor draws Giants, Broncos and Vikings suitors. Jaguars scout a defensive tackle and may field offers for WR Brian Thomas Jr., plus a safety target. The Texans are probing RB and safety options and have received DE Jadeveon Clowney inquiries but remain reluctant after a 2‑5 Week 9 loss. The Titans aren’t moving RB Tony Pollard, yet WR Calvin Ridley is listed as trade‑able for a late‑round pick. All moves hinge on the looming Tuesday deadline.
Which NFL team tried to make a swing for Cardinals TE Trey McBride?
The Denver Broncos have reportedly inquired league‑wide about Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride, according to Adam Schefter. McBride, a Colorado native, is posting a career‑best season with 66 catches for 544 yards and five touchdowns in eight games, after a record‑setting 2025 campaign (126 receptions, 1,239 yards, 11 TDs). Despite Denver’s “ambitious” interest, the Cardinals have made it clear they won’t trade him—McBride is under a four‑year extension through 2029 and is a cornerstone of Arizona’s offense. The trade talk likely ends there.
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