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"It’s a really difficult place to come in and play,” tackle Mike McGlinchey said. “And we’re proving that it’s hard to beat us here."

The Denver Broncos secured a dramatic 28-24 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, crediting their loud home crowd for providing a decisive advantage. Facing a late goal-line stand with seconds remaining, Denver stopped Kansas City short before a Chiefs false start pushed the offense back. Defensive tackle Malcolm Roach then sealed the game with a fourth-down sack on Patrick Mahomes.
Head Coach Sean Payton praised the home crowd at Empower Field at Mile High, noting that the crowd noise provoked the crucial late-game penalty. The victory moved the Broncos to 4-0 at home this season and lifted them to the top of the AFC West standings.
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