The Kansas City Chiefs are the reigning AFC West division champions. The Chiefs posted a 15-2 regular season record last season, surpassing the Los Angeles Chargers (11-6) and Denver Broncos (10-7).

This week, we're taking a look at the two AFC teams that made the 2024 playoffs after undergoing major changes following postseason-less 2023 seasons: the Denver Broncos and the Los Angeles Chargers.

The Broncos released their first unofficial depth chart on Wednesday. It included one big surprise for one Broncos player.

The Denver Broncos came out of no where in 2024 and made the playoffs, but now they're try and fear in their division rivals ahead of the 2025 season.

In the Denver Broncos' 30-9 preseason win over the San Francisco 49ers, second-year cornerback Kris Abrams-Draine was all over the field. He was always close to the ball and even picked one off, although it was called back due to a penalty on Broncos defensive lineman Eyioma Uwazurike.

Further compounding the issue is that the Broncos had a rather unenviable rushing attack in 2024, one that required a whole lot of repairing over the last several months. Jared Dubin of CBS Sports feels that Denver's ground game will remain its most significant obstacle heading into 2025.

Denver Broncos' head coach Sean Payton said he's been in contact with Darren Sproles, and he'll be joining the Broncos as a coaching intern in 2026.

Denver Broncos running back J.K. Dobbins shares that it's more than just carrying the rock that gets him excited to be on the field.

Denver Broncos tight end/fullback Nate Adkins recently underwent "tightrope" surgery to correct a high-ankle sprain and is expected to miss the start of the regular season, head coach Sean Payton revealed following Thursday's joint practice with the Arizona Cardinals.

The Broncos are signing former Indianapolis Colts cornerback Micah Abraham, according to KPRC-TV's Aaron Wilson. With Denver set to rest starters against the Cardinals, Abraham will give the team another option in the secondary.