Sports Kansas City Chiefs at Denver Broncos: Live stream, how to watch, odds, time

21:05 25 october 2020

21:05 25 october 2020 Source: usatoday.com

NFL chief medical officer: Playoff bubble environment not 'safest course of action' for avoiding COVID-19

The NFL isn't looking to enact a bubble environment for the postseason, as chief medical officer Allen Sills has several concerns about the idea.The NFL’s owners on Tuesday took part in a virtual meeting on health, safety and other on-field matters. Commissioner Roger Goodell and chief medical officer Dr. Allen Sills reiterated their message of the need for compliance and a commitment to the strategy of the preventative measures of wearing masks, hand-washing and maintaining social distancing along with testing, tracing and isolation.

How much more dynamic can the Kansas City Chiefs' offense get?

That's the question that will be on the minds of many Sunday as the reigning champions play their first game with Le'Veon Bell, the two-time All-Pro running back who joined Kansas City last week. Despite a rocky year-plus tenure with the New York Jets, Bell could be in line to aid Patrick Mahomes in a Chiefs backfield that already includes standout first-round rookie Clyde Edwards-Helaire.

a person that is sitting in the snow: Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce (87) is tackled by Denver Broncos inside linebacker Todd Davis (51) during the second half at Arrowhead Stadium.

© Jay Biggerstaff, Jay Biggerstaff-USA TODAY Sports Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce (87) is tackled by Denver Broncos inside linebacker Todd Davis (51) during the second half at Arrowhead Stadium.

The Denver Broncos, meanwhile, will be looking to snap a nine-game losing streak against their AFC West rival. Denver has won its last two games after knocking off the New York Jets and New England Patriots.

Where could Le'Veon Bell land in a trade? 6 possible team fits for Jets RB

The Jets seemingly are ready to move on from Le'Veon Bell, but finding a taker for the running back might not be so easy.If you think you've heard Bell's name on the block before, well ... yep.

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Here's everything you need to know for Sunday:

What time does Chiefs vs. Broncos start?

The game kicks off at 4:25 p.m. ET on Sunday, Oct. 25.

What TV channel is Chiefs vs. Broncos on?

The game will be aired on CBS.

How can I watch Chiefs vs. Broncos online via live stream?

Fans can watch the game via live stream on NFL RedZone or fuboTV.

What are the odds for Chiefs vs. Broncos?

According to BetMGM, the line is Chiefs -7 and the over/under is at 43.5.

Where can I find score updates for Chiefs vs. Broncos?

USA TODAY Sports will have all the latest on the game in our box scores.

Opinion: COVID-19 didn't defeat the Tennessee Titans, and neither has any NFL team yet

The Tennessee Titans were ready, and they had a blast after being sidelined for two weeks, rolling past a good opponent in the Buffalo Bills.Embarrassed, frustrated, angry, sad – you name it, the Titans were there.

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Philadelphia Eagles running back Boston Scott makes a touchdown catch past New York Giants strong safety Jabrill Peppers.
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New York Giants running back Wayne Gallman (22) dives over Philadelphia Eagles free safety Rodney McLeod (23) and linebacker Shaun Bradley (54) for a touchdown.
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New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones looses his balance on an 80-yard run against the Philadelphia Eagles.
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New York Giants cornerback James Bradberry (24) intercepts the ball in front of Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver John Hightower in the end zone.
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Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Travis Fulgham (13) is unable to catch a high pass in front of New York Giants inside linebacker Blake Martinez.
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New York Giants wide receiver Golden Tate punches the Philadelphia Eagles logo on the goalpost after scoring a touchdown during the first quarter at Lincoln Financial Field.
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Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz runs for a touchdown past New York Giants strong safety Jabrill Peppers (21) during the first quarter at Lincoln Financial Field.
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Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz leads his team out of the tunnel for a game against the New York Giants at Lincoln Financial Field.
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Bears' Nick Foles, Matt Nagy respond to ESPN analyst Brian Griese's comments during 'Monday Night Football' .
Nick Foles had to clarify eye-opening comments ESPN "Monday Night Football" analyst Brian Griese relayed during the Rams-Bears broadcast.The Rams' rebound performance took a toll on the Bears offense, which only managed to get a field goal in the defeat. Late in the fourth quarter of the lopsided game, ESPN analyst Brian Griese — a former NFL quarterback — mentioned something eye-opening Bears quarterback Nick Foles shared during a production meeting Sunday.