Kansas City Chiefs' roster concerns linger as they host the Denver Broncos on Monday Night Football
Monday Night Football is here for the first time with the new season.
We got some great games yesterday, including our first major upset and our first overtime game.
Interestingly enough, I had both of those games in a teaser play that I shared and we lost.
The other play, on the Raiders, was a sweat-free victory.
Overall, it wasn't a terrible day; let's see if we can close out this week with a win as the Broncos take on the Chiefs.
The Denver Broncos are coming into the season with expectations of being one of the best teams in football.
Last season, they were an injured quarterback and a couple of different plays away from getting to the Super Bowl.
The defense was one of the best in football last season, locking down almost every team they played.
On offense, Bo Nix took a big step forward, and now they've added Jaylen Waddle to the mix to give themselves an added option at receiver.
The team went 14-3 last season, and in the playoffs, they survived to pass the Bills in overtime.
In the Conference Finals, they lost 10-7 to the Patriots with Jarrett Stidham under center.
Of course, like most teams, you still have to assume the success or failure of the club falls on Bo Nix.
This is Nix's third season in the league, and he is coming off an ankle injury.
Last year, he produced about the same as his rookie year, but the team was significantly better.
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