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The Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs square off in one of the most anticipated Week 8 matchups on Sunday. Nearing the halfway point of the regular season, this rivalry battle will have significant implications in a tough AFC playoff…

Denver Broncos defensive coordinator Vance Joseph stressed that containing Kansas City Chiefs running back Kenneth Walker is critical for Sunday's Week 8 matchup. In their Week 1 meeting, Walker dominated Denver's defense by racking up 173 rushing yards and two total touchdowns. Joseph noted that while Walker will inevitably make defenders miss, relentless pursuit and effort to the ball will be vital to prevent game-breaking plays.
The Broncos enter the divisional contest on a three-game winning streak but face a major challenge in run defense. Denver recorded 28 missed tackles in their season-opening loss to Kansas City, contributing to a significant drop in their defensive rushing metrics this season. Containing Walker, who already boasts 817 scrimmage yards through six games, remains the team's top defensive priority.
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