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Week 1: Broncos vs. Titans (Monday, Sept. 14, 8:10 p.m. MT, ESPN)

The Broncos fulfill a season's AFC finalist in Week 1, and the Titans spend a few of their victory to Denver's 16-0 triumph if the teams met last year. Ryan Tannehill substituted Marcus Mariota overdue in that match, and the Titans went on to win eight of the next 12 games to reach the AFC Championship. The Broncos will need to stand against running back Derrick Henry, that had been dominant late in the year, but fresh inclusion Jurrell Casey could assist in his first game against his former team.

Week two: Broncos at Steelers (Sunday, Sept. 20, 11 a.m. MT, CBS)

The Broncos grab the Steelers early in the program, which might prove to be fortuitous as Ben Roethlisberger yields from a knee injury that cost him nearly all the 2019 year old. Shelby Harris picked off Roethlisberger at the end zone to procure a 24-17 triumph in 2018. The Broncos have not played in Pittsburgh because 2015.

Week 3: Broncos vs. Buccaneers (Sunday, Sept. 27, 2:25 p.m. MT, FOX)

Denver beat the Buccaneers at Tampa at 2016, but that really is a much different group. Tom Brady currently holds the reins at"Tompa Bay," and tight end Rob Gronkowski has returned from retirement to assist his former Patriot teammate. He might want it. Brady has a losing record against only one NFL team: Denver. He is 8-9 against the Broncos, including postseason games.

Week 4: Broncos at Jets (Thursday, Oct. 1, 6:20 p.m. MT, NFL Network)

The Broncos return to MetLife Stadium for the first time because 2018, when they had been run by the Jets. New York hurried for 323 yards in that 34-16 win. Third-year quarterback Sam Darnold will seem to expand the Jets' streak to two games over the Broncos, but Denver was successful in its last"Thursday Night Football" road game. They beat the Cardinals 45-10 in 2018.

Week 5: Broncos at Patriots (Sunday, Oct. 11, 11 a.m. MT, CBS)

After a 10-day layoff, the Broncos will face the Patriots for the first time in the post-Brady era. Bill Belichick will still be the coach, but who will be at quarterback for New England? That's the major question, and it could decide whether the Broncos get their first win over the Patriots since the 2015 postseason.

Week 6: Broncos vs. Dolphins (Sunday, Oct. 18, 2:05 p.m. MT, CBS)

The Broncos' resurrection tour against the AFC East will last against the Dolphins, who beat the Broncos 35-9 at 2017. Denver is 1-6 in its final seven games against AFC East teams. Could fifth-overall select Tua Tagovailoa is leading the fee for the'Fins by this point?

Week 7: Broncos vs. Chiefs (Sunday, Oct. 25, 2:25 p.m. MT, CBS)

The Broncos have lost nine consecutive games to the Chiefs, but they've been close at home the last few years -- excluding last season's 30-6 loss. The Broncos lost a one-possession game in 2018 after holding a double-digit fourth-quarter lead, and the 2016 matchup was decided in the waning moments of overtime. For the first time, the Broncos' new offensive developments will likely be put to the test from the top of the AFC West. The Chiefs have won the branch in each of the past four seasons.

Week 8: BYE WEEK

Week 9: Broncos at Falcons (Sunday, Nov. 8, 11 a.m. MT, CBS)

This match was likely to be in London -- unofficially, but nevertheless -- and will now happen in Atlanta. The Broncos have not been around Mercedes-Benz Stadium earlier, and they will attempt to snag a road win from a group that's attempting to go back to the playoffs after finishing 7-9 that the previous two seasons. Matt Ryan and Julio Jones stay the greatest dangers. The Broncos past played with the Falcons at 2016, and Atlanta won the match and afterwards produced the Super Bowl this year. The 23-16 Atlanta triumph was Paxton Lynch's first career start and among only four he left against the Broncos.

Week 10: Broncos at Raiders (Sunday, Nov. 15, 2:05 p.m. MT, CBS)

Denver's first appearance at Allegiant Stadium along with the Las Vegas Raiders may be a quarterback toss-up. Can Derek Carr maintain hold of the starting project, or will Marcus Mariota replace him in the lineup? This match may also be the primary matchup involving former Alabama teammates Henry Ruggs III and Jerry Jeudy. The Raiders passed Jeudy to shoot Ruggs together with the 12th-overall choice -- will Jeudy make them cover in this match? The Broncos have not defeated the Raiders on the street since 2015, but a change in scenery will help.

Week 11: Broncos vs. Chargers (Sunday, Nov. 22, 2:05 p.m. MT, CBS)

There'll be additional story lines -- we will get to those in another -- but Chris Harris Jr.'s return to Denver will garner headlines today. Harris, who had been appointed to the NFL's All-Decade group, spent the first nine decades of his career in Denver prior to enrolling with the Chargers that this offseason. The audience's response will be interesting to see, to say the very least. Melvin Gordon III will make his first appearance against his former team. The Broncos, however, must be concentrated on getting the triumph over becoming . Denver has won three of those previous four matches in this show, which one can be crucial in securing a playoff place.

Week 12: Broncos vs. Saints (Sunday, Nov. 29, 2:05 p.m. MT, FOX)

Drew Brees and Michael Thomas would be the highest players on New Orleans' roster, but Emmanuel Sanders will garner the headlines. He'll return to Empower Field at Mile High for the first time since being traded to the 49ers last season and subsequently signing with the Saints. This could be the Broncos' toughest match of the whole season, as New Orleans is one of the favorites to create a push for the Super Bowl.

Week 13: Broncos at Chiefs (Sunday, Dec. 6, 6:20 p.m. MT, NBC)

The Broncos' first "Sunday Night Football" game since 2017 will be a major test. The Chiefs beat the Broncos 23-3 in the teams' final meeting at Arrowhead. In Lock's second trip to his hometown, can he play much better? The offense fought in 2019. The Broncos will also should include Travis Kelce. He's a thorn at the group's side, as he caught 11 passes for 142 yards in the snow .

Week 14: Broncos at Panthers (Sunday, Dec. 13, 11 a.m. MT, CBS)

Head Coach Vic Fangio will go back to Carolina, where he served his initial stint as an NFL defensive coordinator from 1995-98. The Panthers are expected to be in rebuilding mode in 2020, but Teddy Bridgewater could nevertheless offer a challenge. And following a difficult home game against the Saints along with also a Sunday night matchup at Arrowhead, a visit to the east shore for an 11 a.m. MT kick could pose problems.

Week 15: Broncos vs. Bills (Saturday/Sunday, Dec. 19/20, time/network TBD)

The Bills added for their offense this offseason if they traded for wide receiver Stefon Diggs, plus they are regarded as favorites in the AFC East after Brady's passing. The Bills were dominant on defense against the Broncos in 2019, as Denver mustered only a field goal in a 20-3 loss. This match is simply one more reminder of why the Broncos stocked up on offensive weapons for 2020.

Week 16: Broncos at Chargers (Saturday/Sunday, Dec. 26/27, time/network TBD)

If the sooner Raiders match might have a quarterback watch, this one certainly will. Tyrod Taylor is expecting to start the year as the Chargers' newcomer, but they spent the sixth-overall select prior quarterback Justin Herbert. If the season is not going well in Los Angeles, it is possible Herbert may find some playing time in this matchup.

Week 17: Broncos vs. Raiders (Sunday, Jan. 3, 2:25 p.m. MT, CBS)

For the 2nd successive season, the Broncos will complete the regular season with a home game against the Raiders. This past year, Shelby Harris knocked down a pass on a two-point conversion try to secure the triumph. If all goes to plan, this time round the Broncos will not be done playing soccer very yet and will soon be preparing for a postseason appearance.