The Kansas City Chiefs know how important their matchup against the Denver Broncos on Sunday is. They beat Denver handily 31-10 in Week 1, but aren’t getting caught up in that. The Broncos have gone 5-1 since then, and have…

The Kansas City Chiefs are prioritizing containing Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix's rushing ability in their upcoming matchup. Despite a 31-10 victory over Denver in Week 1, the Chiefs' defense is adjusting its front-line strategy after struggling against mobile quarterbacks this season, including allowing two first downs on scrambles to Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold.
Chiefs defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo emphasized that the defensive plan will change up front to counter Nix's athleticism. Linebacker Nick Bolton and rookie defensive tackle Peter Woods noted that Kansas City aims to replicate its earlier containment success through disguise and coordinated pass-rush discipline.
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