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Broncos Eyeing AFC West Crown Thanks to Series of Comebacks and Face Raiders Next
Denver’s nine-game comeback streak is the longest in NFL history as they aim to overtake the Chiefs in the AFC West against a struggling Raiders team.
- This past week, the Denver Broncos hold a 10-2 record as they travel to Las Vegas Sunday aiming to supplant the Kansas City Chiefs atop the AFC West.
- Following the streak of rallies, Broncos quarterback Bo Nix said, `You learn how to not lose, you learn how to not beat yourself, and you just learn a little bit of how to control the controllables and control the jitters when you get down to the end of the game.`
- Bo Nix has orchestrated six winning drives in the fourth quarter or overtime, and RJ Harvey scored in overtime against Washington on Nov. 30, 2025.
- Las Vegas Raiders, coached by Josh McDaniels, are 2-10 with six straight losses, and Carroll praised the Raiders' comebacks as his team seeks a spark.
- No team has ever pulled off that many consecutive comebacks, highlighting the rarity of Denver Broncos' run as they echo the Kansas City Chiefs to challenge for the AFC West.
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