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The Broncos are hoping Patrick Surtain returns this week. If he does, it gives Denver's defense more flexibility to blitz.

Rich Kurtzman argues that the potential return of cornerback Patrick Surtain against the Kansas City Chiefs gives the Denver Broncos crucial defensive flexibility. After missing three games due to an ankle sprain suffered against the San Francisco 49ers, Surtain was a full participant in Wednesday and Thursday practices ahead of the pivotal AFC West matchup.
According to Kurtzman, having Surtain back in coverage allows defensive coordinator Vance Joseph to unleash aggressive pressure packages against Patrick Mahomes. The writer highlights how Surtain's presence enables cornerback Ja'Quan McMillian to blitz, while Joseph also stressed the need for disciplined tackling against running back Kenneth Walker III.
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