Denver Broncos schedule: odds, streaming, and how to watch Week 6 game vs. Chiefs

The Denver Broncos followed their first win of the season over the Chicago Bears with a disappointing 31-21 loss to the New York Jets on Sunday. Broncos head coach Sean Payton's summer comments about former Broncos coach Nathaniel Hackett (now the Jets' offensive coordinator) gave the matchup some extra hype leading up to kickoff.

New York outscored Denver 23-8 in the second half powered by touchdowns from running back Breece Hall and cornerback Bryce Hall. The loss drops Denver to 1-4 and winless at home. Payton didn't elaborate on his summer comments about Hackett after the loss.

"Listen, they played better than us," Payton said post-game. "I credit Robert and that staff, they won the game, that's how I look at it."

Broncos cornerback Patrick Surtain II's late interception gave the Broncos a chance at victory but a Russell Wilson fumble gave Bryce Hall the chance to seal the game with just under two minutes to go.

“Big-time players gotta make big-time plays,” Surtain said, adding that the team “had a tremendous amount of momentum going into that drive.”

Now, the Broncos have a short turnaround before a Thursday Night Football matchup against the AFC West-leading Kansas City Chiefs (4-1). The last time the Broncos beat the Chiefs was Sept. 17, 2015, when Peyton Manning threw two touchdowns to Emmanuel Sanders. The Chiefs have won the last 15 matchups between the AFC West rivals.

“I mean, it would be huge,” Broncos safety Justin Simmons said of a Denver win this week. Simmons, who the Broncos drafted in 2016, has yet to win a game against the Chiefs in his eight-year career.

“We gotta create a new history,” Wilson said Tuesday.

Trade: San Francisco 49ers acquire LB Randy Gregory from Denver Broncos

How to watch Broncos at Chiefs, TV and streaming:

The Denver Broncos take on the Kansas City Chiefs at 8:15 p.m., ET. The game will be available only on Amazon Prime Video.

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Notable players and injury news:

• Chiefs' TE Travis Kelce (ankle) was limited in practice Tuesday and is questionable

• Chiefs' LB Nick Bolton (ankle) was limited in practice Tuesday and is questionable

• Chiefs' DT Matt Dickerson (knee) practiced Tuesday and is questionable

• Chiefs' DE George Karlaftis (hamstring) was limited in practice Tuesday and is questionable

• Chiefs' DE Michael Danna (ribs) practiced Tuesday and is questionable

• Chiefs' CB Trent McDuffie (quad) practiced Tuesday and is questionable

• Chiefs' CB L'Jarius Sneed (knee) practiced Tuesday and is questionable

• Chiefs' WR Kadarius Toney (toe) practiced Tuesday and is questionable

• Chiefs' LB Drue Tranquill (knee) practiced Tuesday and is questionable

• Broncos' LB Frank Clark (illness) did not practice Tuesday and is questionable

• Broncos' DT D.J. Jones (knee) did not practice Tuesday and is questionable

• Broncos' LB Baron Browning (knee) was limited in practice Tuesday and is questionable

• Broncos' C Lloyd Cushenberry III (quad) was limited in practice Tuesday and is questionable

• Broncos' TE Greg Dulcich (hamstring) was limited in practice Tuesday and is questionable

• Broncos' DT Mike Purcell (ribs) was limited in practice Tuesday and is questionable

• Broncos' S Justin Simmons (hip) was limited in practice Tuesday and is questionable

• Broncos' LB Justin Strnad (back) was limited in practice Tuesday and is questionable

• Broncos' RB Javonte Williams (quad) practiced Tuesday and is probable

NFL Odds Week 6: Broncos at Chiefs, betting trends:

The Denver Broncos are underdogs on the road against the Kansas City Chiefs, according to the BetMGM NFL odds.

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• Spread Favorite: Kansas City (-10.5)

• Moneyline: Kansas City (-600), Denver (+425)

• Total: 47.5 points

Injury concern: Chiefs keeping watchful eye on Travis Kelce's ailing ankle

Broncos remaining schedule and results:

• Week 1: Broncos 16-17 Raiders, Final

• Week 2: Broncos 33-35 Commanders, Final

• Week 3: Broncos 20-70 Dolphins, Final

• Week 4: Broncos 31-28 Bears Final

• Week 5: Broncos 21-31 Jets, Final

• Week 6: Thurs 10/12: Broncos at Chiefs 8:15 p.m., ET, Prime

• Week 7: Sun 10/22: Broncos vs. Packers, 4:25 p.m., ET, CBS

• Week 8: Sun 10/29: Broncos vs. Chiefs, 4:25 p.m., ET, CBS

• Week 9: BYE

• Week 10: Mon 11/13: Broncos at Bills, 8:15 p.m., ET, ABC

• Week 11: Sun 11/19: Broncos vs. Vikings, 8:20 p.m., ET, NBC

• Week 12: Sun 11/26: Broncos vs. Browns, 4:05 p.m., ET, FOX

• Week 13: Sun 12/03: Broncos at Texans, 4:05 p.m., ET, CBS

• Week 14: Sun 12/10: Broncos at Chargers, 4:25 p.m., ET, CBS

• Week 15: Sun 12/17: Broncos at Lions, TBD

• Week 16: Sun 12/24: Broncos vs. Patriots, 8:15 p.m., ET, NFL Network

• Week 17: Sun 12/31: Broncos vs. Chargers, 4:25 p.m., ET, CBS

• Week 18: Sun 1/7: Broncos at Raiders, TBD

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