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Game balls for the Broncos comeback win over Chiefs in Week 8

The Denver Broncos delivered another jaw-dropping fourth-quarter comeback to reclaim control of the AFC West from the Kansas City Chiefs, overcoming a 24-13 deficit with 15 unanswered points. The victory was capped by a dramatic goal-line stand and two fourth-down touchdown conversions, including a pivotal swing pass to Jonah Coleman that set up the game-winning drive.

Quarterback Bo Nix, who finished 20-for-32 with 222 yards and two touchdowns while avoiding turnovers, now leads all active quarterbacks in fourth-quarter comebacks and game-winning drives. His 12-12 record when trailing in the fourth quarter stands as the best among quarterbacks since 1970, solidifying his reputation for clutch performances under pressure.

Coleman, who returned from injured reserve and seized the running back role, rushed for over 100 yards from scrimmage—his first such total with the Broncos this season—while contributing key plays in the decisive moments. The win marks the 16th consecutive one-score victory for Denver under Nix, underscoring his ability to deliver in high-stakes situations despite inconsistent starts earlier in games.

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