If the NFL playoffs started today, the Denver Broncos would hold the seventh and final seed in the AFC. With a 9-6 record, the Broncos have a crucial showdown with the Cincinnati Bengals on deck this weekend.

“Ain’t nobody trying to watch Bo Nix, a rookie quarterback, play over Joe Burrow,” Saturday said, according to Zack Kelberman. Everybody’s tuning in [for] Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, Tee Higgins. … If they get in the playoffs, it’s a much better story.”

The Denver Broncos have another chance to clinch a playoff spot when the 9-6 team faces the Cincinnati Bengals on Saturday

Bengals starting left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. will return to the field for the first time in weeks when Cincinnati takes on the Denver Broncos on Saturday.

The Denver Broncos (9-6) are set to face the Cincinnati Bengals (7-8) at Paycor Stadium in Week 17 of the 2024 NFL season on Saturday, Dec. 28 at 2:30 p.m. MT. The Broncos-Bengals game will be part of

Win, or it's all over for Cincinnati, but for what would become a meaningless game in Week 18. There's no other option for this Bengals team that started the year with Super Bowl

The Denver Broncos open 3-point road underdogs vs. the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 17 with an over/under at 49.5.

Denver Broncos clash with Cincinnati Bengals in a key NFL game. Playoff stakes high, both teams feel the pressure. Denver aims for a win to secure their spot.