Dobbins has been in the NFL since 2020, but he's shockingly young for a sixth-year vet. At 26 years old, he has dealt with more than his fair share of injuries, but it's also allowed him to maintain quite a lot of tread on his rushing tires.

The Denver Broncos already face a tough battle against the Houston Texans on Sunday, and the degree of difficulty got a little harder today when Denver learned that receivers Nico Collins and Christian Kirk will return from injuries,

Two of the NFL's best defenses take center stage Sunday when the Texans host the Broncos in Week 9 action.

With a start on Sunday against the Broncos, tackle Tytus Howard would pass Texans legend J.J. Watt (84) for the fifth-most consecutive starts in franchise history. Howard has started in all 84 career games he has appeared in, and is preparing to fill into his typical role at right tackle once again vs. Denver.

Lutz would have it, Gary Kubiak was in the building for Broncos 33, Jaxson Dart 32. Heck, if he hadn’t witnessed those 33 fourth-quarter points in person, Kubes might never have Bo-lieved it.

For Sports Illustrated NFL insider Albert Breer, he believes that Denver should go all in at the deadline. He listed three reasons why the Broncos should be so aggressive, and they're all compelling reasons why Denver should go all in for 2025.

So, it’s going to be a great challenge for us.” That stretch of games starts Sunday with a home date against the 6-2 Denver Broncos, the AFC’s current No. 3 seed. Here are three matchups that will weigh heavy on whether the Texans can take the first ...

NFL Films agreed that it looked like a vintage throwback matchup. In a post on Thursday night, NFL Films put out a side-by-side comparison of when the Broncos played the Cowboys in Super Bowl XII and Week 8. The comparison had similar camera angles from the 1970s to now, fans (look at the hairdos!) and of course, the classic NFL Films soundtrack.

The Houston Texans are allowing the fewest points and yards in the NFL as they prepare for Sunday’s visit from Denver

The Houston Texans will have receivers Nico Collins and Christian Kirk back to place Denver, and Woody Marks and Dalton Schultz on track as well.