At some point, you have to imagine this Chiefs offense slows down...but who knows? Pat Mahomes has thrown 13 TD passes in three games without an interception. He's clearly the early leader for the NFL MVP award as he puts up historic numbers. The Broncos will have a tough task trying to stop the Chiefs offensive attack, but they are at home. They won their first two home games to start the season.
How to Watch Chiefs vs. Broncos: Week 4
Where: Denver, Colorado
Start: Monday, Oct. 1, 8:15 p.m. ET
TV Network: ESPN
Stream Online: Watch live with WatchESPN.com
The trio of Tyreek Hill, Travis Kelce, and Sammy Watkins has had Mahomes salivating this season. He's spreading the ball around the field, and he's got Kareem Hunt in the backfield, who is due for a big game. Hunt hasn't hit the 100-yard plateau yet this season. The big question mark for this team is their defense. The way they are playing, the offense is going to have to keep outscoring teams.
The Broncos are just going to have to hope Case Keenum can keep up on Monday night. Keenum has not been very good this season, and he's throwing picks. They need him to spread the ball around, which just became tougher as tight end Jake Butt is out for the season with a torn ACL. It's surprisingly been the Broncos rookie running back duo of Royce Freeman and Phillip Lindsay that has led the way. They will need to dominate the ground game and eat as much clock as possible to keep the ball away from the Chiefs offense if they want a chance to hand them their first loss.
