Cuotas de apuestas de los Denver Broncos

Last Updated on diciembre 10, 2025 7:57 am by Allen

• Descripción general del equipo
• Análisis de la línea ofensiva
• Análisis de la línea defensiva
• Temporada 2025 de la NFL
  • First Kickoff Game – vs. Tennessee Titans
  • Week 2 vs. Indianapolis Colts
  • Week 3 vs. Los Angeles Chargers
  • Week 4 vs. Cincinnati Bengals
  • Week 5 vs. Philadelphia Eagles
  • Week 6 vs. New York Jets
  • Week 7 vs. New York Giants
  • Week 8 vs. Dallas Cowboys
  • Week 9 vs. Houston Texans
  • Week 10 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
  • ​Week 11 vs. Kansas City Chiefs
  • Week 12 Bye Week:
  • Week 13 vs. Washington Commanders
  • Week 14 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
• Probabilidades de ganar la División y el Super Bowl
• Predicciones

Descripción general del equipo

Los Denver Broncos llegan a 2025 con un gran impulso después de que el mariscal de campo novato Bo Nix los guiara a un récord de 10-7 y a su primera aparición en los playoffs desde 2015. Bajo la dirección del entrenador Sean Payton, Nix lanzó para 3,775 yardas y 29 touchdowns, liderando a todos los mariscales de campo novatos en estadísticas de pases. Los Broncos se posicionan como el principal rival de los Chiefs en la AFC Oeste, con probabilidades de victoria en la división de +280 a +350.

El equipo reforzó su defensa con la incorporación del linebacker Dre Greenlaw y el safety Talenou Funga, además de reclutar al cornerback Jaden Baron. Su línea ofensiva, que se clasificó como la mejor unidad de la NFL en 2024, regresa intacta para 2025. Con Nix entrando en su segunda temporada y el equipo de apoyo prácticamente sin cambios, Denver se prepara para otra campaña competitiva.

Análisis de la línea ofensiva

The Broncos boast the NFL’s top-ranked offensive line unit entering 2025, earning an A+ grade with a 99.5 PFF rating. All five starters return from their dominant 2024 performance: left tackle Garett Bolles, left guard Ben Powers, center Luke Wattenberg, right guard Quinn Meinerz, and right tackle Mike McGlinchey. This continuity is unparalleled among NFL teams.

La unidad sobresalió tanto en protección de pase (28.3% tasa de presión, 4.0% tasa de capturas) como en bloqueo de carrera, ocupando el primer lugar en las métricas de ESPN sobre tasas de victorias en bloqueo de pase y bloqueo de carrera. Los jugadores individuales dominaron sus grupos de posición: Powers lideró a los linieros interiores en tasa de victorias en bloqueo de carrera, mientras que Bolles y McGlinchey se ubicaron entre los siete mejores en tasa de victorias en bloqueo de pase de tackle. Esta protección de élite le permitió a Nix desarrollarse a pesar de tener el balón un promedio de 3.03 segundos (el quinto más alto de la NFL).

Análisis de la línea defensiva

El frente defensivo de Denver cuenta con un talentoso grupo liderado por los defensores Bradley Chubb y Nik Bonitto, con la incorporación de novatos que refuerzan la unidad. El equipo ocupó el cuarto lugar en DVOA defensivo en 2024 e invirtió significativamente para mantener ese nivel. La incorporación de veteranos cazamariscales y la selección de linieros defensivos en el draft brindan impacto inmediato y profundidad a futuro.

La línea defensiva de los Broncos se beneficia de contar con múltiples jugadores capaces de generar presión, creando enfrentamientos favorables en el frente. Su defensa terrestre se mantiene sólida, lo que permite que el cuerpo de apoyadores y la secundaria jueguen agresivamente. El esquema defensivo bajo el coordinador Vance Joseph maximiza el talento disponible, manteniendo al mismo tiempo el enfoque agresivo que los convirtió en una de las mejores unidades de la liga.

Temporada 2025 de la NFL

First Kickoff Game – vs. Tennessee Titans

The Denver Broncos secured a 20–12 win over the Titanes de Tennessee in their season opener, highlighted by Bo Nix’s 22-yard touchdown pass to Courtland Sutton and J.K. Dobbins’ decisive 19-yard rushing score. Denver’s defense dominated with six sacks and limited the Titans to just 133 total yards, while RJ Harvey added 70 yards on the ground.

Injury concerns include tight end Evan Engram, who left the game late with a calf issue, and multiple Titans players, including Jarvis Brownlee Jr., who was hurt amid a penalty-ridden performance from Tennessee. Denver’s defense also forced crucial turnovers, helping seal the win during key fourth-quarter stands.

Next week, the Broncos visit the Indianapolis Colts with momentum from their defensive showcase and young offensive talent. Early signs suggest the team will continue to rely on playmaking from Nix, Dobbins, and Harvey as they pursue another victory.

Week 2 vs. Indianapolis Colts

Bo Nix and the Broncos suffered a heartbreaking loss after leading for most of the contest vs. Potros de Indianápolis. Despite Nix’s three touchdown passes and strong first-half performance, Denver couldn’t hold late leads. Spencer Shrader’s game-winning 45-yard field goal came after the Colts capitalized on a 15-yard penalty that moved them closer after missing a 60-yard attempt. The Broncos’ defense forced crucial stops but couldn’t prevent Daniel Jones from leading the game-winning drive, dropping Denver to 1-1 in a crushing defeat.

Week 3 vs. Los Angeles Chargers

The Denver Broncos dropped to 1-2 after their painful last-second defeat to Chargers de Los Ángeles, marking their second consecutive heartbreaking loss in as many weeks. Bo Nix completed 14 of 23 passes for 153 yards with one touchdown and one interception, while Courtland Sutton provided the offensive highlight with six catches for 118 yards and a touchdown. The Broncos led 17-10 at one point but couldn’t close out the game, with costly mistakes including a crucial fumble by Derius Davis that led to a Denver field goal. Sean Payton’s team has shown flashes of competitiveness but continues to struggle in crunch-time situations.

Denver’s inability to finish games has become a concerning pattern under Sean Payton, with the Broncos now having suffered last-minute losses in consecutive weeks. While the offense showed some promise with Sutton’s big-play ability and Nix’s development, the team’s execution in critical moments needs significant improvement. The Broncos face mounting pressure to avoid falling further behind in the competitive AFC West, where they already trail the Chargers by two games despite being just three weeks into the season.

Week 4 vs. Cincinnati Bengals

The Broncos delivered their most impressive performance under Sean Payton, aplastando el Bengals de Cincinnati 28-3 on Monday Night Football. Rookie quarterback Bo Nix ran the offense to perfection, throwing for 326 yards and 2 touchdowns while adding a rushing score in what may have been Payton’s most impressive win in Denver. The defense completely stifled a Bengals offense missing joe madriguera, holding Cincinnati to just 159 total yards. J. K. Dobbins crossed the 100-yard rushing mark as part of a balanced attack that accumulated 513 total yards.

Denver faces a significant test in Week 5, traveling to face the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles. This matchup will determine whether the Broncos can build on their dominant performance or if they were simply taking advantage of a depleted Cincinnati team.

Week 5 vs. Philadelphia Eagles

Denver shocked the Philadelphia Eagles with a 21-17 come-from-behind victory, erasing a two-score deficit thanks to Bo Nix’s late-game heroics and J.K. Dobbins’ touchdown. The defense made clutch stops, but the win was tempered by an injury to running back Tyler Badie, who left with a shoulder issue.

The Broncos now head to London to take on the Jets de Nueva York, needing to keep their offense sharp and replace Badie’s production against a struggling opponent desperate for redemption.

Week 6 vs. New York Jets

The Denver Broncos improved to 4-2 with a hard-fought 13-11 victory over the New York Jets in London during Week 6. While the offense managed just enough scoring, the story was Denver’s ferocious defense that recorded nine sacks of Justin Fields and held the Jets to an embarrassing 82 total yards. The Broncos limited New York to three first downs and a 0-for-10 third-down conversion rate in one of the most dominant defensive performances of the season. Denver returned to Mile High to host the New York Giants in Week 7.​​

Week 7 vs. New York Giants

The Denver Broncos authored one of the greatest comebacks in NFL history in Week 7, rallying from a 19-0 fourth-quarter deficit to stun the Giants de Nueva York 33-32 at Mile High. Bo Nix and the offense scored all 33 points in the final quarter—the most by any team in a single quarter after being shut out through three periods in NFL history. Nix finished 27 of 50 for 279 yards with four total touchdowns, including an electrifying 18-yard scramble for the go-ahead score with 1:51 remaining, before Will Lutz’s 39-yard field goal won it as time expired. The Broncos improved to 5-2 to maintain their lead atop the AFC West and host the Dallas Cowboys in Week 8.

​Week 8 vs. Dallas Cowboys

Denver dismantled the Cowboys 44-24 behind Bo Nix’s sharp quarterbacking and a swarming defensive effort. The Broncos scored on five of their first eight possessions and shut down Dallas’s run offense, marking one of Denver’s most complete performances this season. Key players emerged from the game healthy, and the defense appears to be rounding into form as the season enters the second half.

The Broncos are riding a wave of momentum as they prepare for next week’s battle vs Houston Texans.

Week 9 vs. Houston Texans

The Denver Broncos rallied from a 15-7 fourth-quarter deficit to defeat the Houston Texans 18-15, with Bo Nix leading a comeback that featured a game-winning 34-yard field goal by Wil Lutz as time expired. The Broncos’ resilience in clutch fourth-quarter situations has defined their impressive season.​

Denver hosts the Las Vegas Raiders on Thursday Night Football in Week 10 in a crucial divisional matchup to maintain their position atop the AFC West.​

Week 10 vs. Las Vegas Raiders

The Broncos extended their winning streak to seven games with a 10-7 Thursday night victory over Las Vegas, maintaining first place in the AFC West. Bo Nix struggled against the Raiders’ defense with just 150 passing yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions for a 54.2 passer rating. Denver’s defense was dominant with seven sacks and held Las Vegas to just seven points, while running back J.K. Dobbins suffered a foot injury in the third quarter and is being evaluated for potential injured reserve placement.​​

The Broncos host the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, November 16, in a crucial AFC West matchup. Denver enters a 10-day break seeking offensive consistency and health, looking to maintain their division lead against a Kansas City team searching to climb back into playoff contention.

​Week 11 vs. Kansas City Chiefs

Wil Lutz delivered a 35-yard game-winning field goal as time expired, propelling the Broncos to a stunning 22-19 victory and extending their winning streak to eight games. Bo Nix completed 24 of 37 passes for 295 yards while directing the game-winning drive as Denver seized control of the AFC West with a two-game lead. Patrick Mahomes finished 29-of-45 for 276 yards with one touchdown and one interception, while Travis Kelce led receivers with nine catches for 91 yards.​​

Denver now travels to Washington with momentum, while Kansas City faces a critical crossroads at 5-5, sitting outside the playoff picture. The Broncos overcame injury challenges, playing without Pat Surtain II, Alex Singleton, and J.K. Dobbins, while the Chiefs lost running back Isiah Pacheco to a knee injury.​

Week 12 Bye Week:

 Broncos enjoyed a bye week, resting key players and preparing for upcoming matches.for week 13, Broncos host the Las Vegas Raiders. They aim to maintain top AFC West spot with strong defensive and offensive performances.

Week 13 vs. Washington Commanders

The Broncos survived a thriller on Fútbol del domingo por la noche, edging the Washington Commanders 27-26 in overtime. Quarterback Bo Nix had a career day, throwing for 321 yards and leading a game-winning drive in the extra period to extend Denver’s winning streak to nine games. The defense bent but didn’t break, making a critical stop on a two-point conversion attempt to seal the win.

Sitting at 10-2, the Broncos remain one of the hottest teams in the league. They will look to keep their streak alive next week when they visit their division rivals, the Las Vegas Raiders.

Week 14 vs. Las Vegas Raiders

The Denver Broncos extended their winning streak to 10 games with a 24-17 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium. Bo Nix was efficient, completing 31 of 38 passes for 212 yards and rushing for a touchdown. Rookie RJ Harvey had a breakout performance with 17 carries for 75 yards and a touchdown, plus six receptions for 25 yards. Marvin Mims Jr. returned a punt 48 yards for a touchdown in the second quarter.​

The victory improved Denver to 11-2, tied with the New England Patriots for the best record in the AFC. The Broncos claimed the No. 1 seed due to tiebreakers and moved closer to their first division title since 2015. Denver hosts the Green Bay Packers in Week 15 as they continue their playoff push.​

Probabilidades de ganar la División y el Super Bowl

Los Broncos ocupan el segundo lugar en las probabilidades de la AFC Oeste con +280 a +350, muy cerca de los Chiefs. Sus probabilidades para el Super Bowl LX son de +2200, lo que refleja su estatus como un contendiente emergente. Algunos analistas favorecen a Denver para sorprender a Kansas City por el título de la división, citando su fortaleza en las trincheras y la esperada regresión positiva tras terminar 1-6 en partidos cerrados durante 2024.

Las probabilidades de Denver de ganar el Campeonato de la AFC son menores que las de su división, lo que indica que, si bien son competitivos en la AFC Oeste, se les considera con menos probabilidades de llegar al partido por el campeonato de la conferencia. Sin embargo, su sólida defensa y su mejorada línea ofensiva los convierten en un equipo capaz de sorprender en los playoffs si logran asegurar un puesto en la postemporada.

Predicciones

Múltiples modelos de proyección favorecen a los Broncos con una victoria de 9 a 12 partidos, y algunas simulaciones los muestran conquistando el título de la AFC Oeste. El modelo de simulación de ESPN proyectó que Denver superaría a Kansas City en la lucha por el campeonato divisional. Los factores clave que respaldan estas proyecciones optimistas incluyen el continuo desarrollo de Nix, el excelente juego de la línea ofensiva y una defensa que debería mantenerse entre las mejores de la liga.

El desarrollo de Bo Nix en su segundo año será crucial para el éxito de Denver. Los primeros informes del campamento de entrenamiento sugieren que está aprovechando su sólida campaña de novato y desarrollando una mejor química con receptores como Courtland Sutton. Si los Broncos logran mejorar su rendimiento en partidos cerrados (donde tuvieron dificultades en 2024), tienen el talento para desafiar el dominio de la división de Kansas City.