The Broncos are set to face the Kansas City Chiefs on the road on Thursday, Dec. 25 this winter. The Denver-KC matchup will be the nightcap of a Christmas Day tripleheader. The AFC West matchup will be streamed exclusively on Amazon's Prime Video.

While the Denver Broncos' full 2025 regular season schedule remains a secret, two of their opponents have been revealed. One of which will be a Christmas Day game on the road. The post Broncos Face a Familiar Foe on Christmas Day appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The full Broncos 2025 schedule won't be announced until Wednesday night, but the team revealed the details for one of their games two days early.

Though "meaningless" it may be, the preseason affair will mark the second return to New Orleans in as many years for Broncos (and former Saints) head coach Sean Payton. The clubs met during the 2024 regular season, with Denver winning in a blowout, 33-10, on national television.

Tickets are on sale now for a Christmas Day matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos at Arrowhead Stadium.

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The "Thursday Night Football" matchup will represent the fifth time the Broncos have played on Christmas Day in their history, with all five games coming on the road. Denver is 2-2 in Christmas Day matchups. The Broncos' lone Christmas matchup against the Chiefs came in 2016 in Kansas City.

Before head coach Sean Payton came to the Mile High City, the Denver Broncos had lost 16 consecutive games against Kansas City Chiefs. Although Denver has manag

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - The 2025 NFL schedule of all 32 teams was released on Wednesday. The Denver Broncos will play four primetime games including on Christmas Night at the Kansas City Chiefs. The Broncos will also take on the New York Jets in London, England on October 12th.

The Broncos schedule features two major breaks for Denver along with primetime matchups vs the Raiders and Christmas game vs the Chiefs.