TIME UPDATE: Chiefs vs Broncos – How to Watch, Listen, and Stream Week 11 NFL Game
Denver, CO – November 13, 2025
A massive AFC West battle takes over the spotlight as the Kansas City Chiefs (5–4) travel to Empower Field at Mile High to face the
Denver Broncos (8–2) in a Week 11 showdown loaded with playoff weight. The balance of power in the division has shifted — the Broncos now sit atop the AFC West, and the Chiefs arrive in Denver fighting to prevent the gap from widening.
📺 WATCH / STREAM
National Broadcast: CBS
Kickoff: Sunday, November 16 — 4:25 p.m. ET / 2:25 p.m. MT
Streaming Options:
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Paramount+ – Full CBS broadcast
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NFL+ – Mobile streaming + full game replays
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FuboTV / YouTube TV / Hulu Live TV – CBS coverage nationwide
🏟 GAME INFO
Matchup: Kansas City Chiefs (5–4) at Denver Broncos (8–2)
Venue: Empower Field at Mile High – Denver, Colorado
Kickoff: 4:25 p.m. ET
The Chiefs enter Week 11 knowing exactly what’s at stake. With Patrick Mahomes steering the offense, Kansas City still fields one of the league’s deadliest passing attacks — but in 2025, the unit has been retooled. Veteran running back
Kareem Hunt has surged into RB1 status, powering a physical ground game that complements Mahomes’ creativity.
On the outside, rookie lightning bolt Xavier Worthy, burner Hollywood Brown, and YAC specialist
Rashee Rice give Kansas City a receiving trio capable of stressing any coverage shell in the NFL. And, of course, Travis Kelce remains Mahomes’ most trusted weapon, controlling the middle of the field with elite timing and route nuance.
Defensively, the Chiefs remain anchored by All-Pro force Chris Jones, whose interior dominance still defines Steve Spagnuolo’s scheme. Edge rusher George Karlaftis continues to elevate his game, while linebackers
Nick Bolton and Leo Chenal provide downhill physicality. In the secondary, Trent McDuffie has asserted himself as one of the premier young corners in the league, giving Kansas City a true matchup weapon.
But this year, the road to the AFC West crown runs through Denver.
The Broncos sit at 8–2, powered by head coach Sean Payton’s rebuilt roster and the steady emergence of rookie quarterback
Bo Nix. The first-year signal-caller has been calm, efficient, and increasingly dangerous as he grows more comfortable in Payton’s system. Nix distributes the ball with confidence, leveraging mismatches with big-bodied receiver Courtland Sutton, field-stretcher Marvin Mims Jr., and explosive rookie Troy Franklin.
The Broncos’ run game has been revitalized by the arrival of J.K. Dobbins, whose rebirth in Denver has added balance and patience to the backfield.
Defensively, Denver is every bit a contender. Edge rushers Nik Bonitto, Baron Browning, and Jonathon Cooper bring constant pressure, while interior defender Zach Allen anchors the front. Linebacker
Alex Singleton remains the heartbeat of the unit.
And in the secondary, the Broncos feature one of the best cornerbacks in football — Patrick Surtain II, whose technique and discipline allow defensive coordinator Vance Joseph to call aggressive, press-heavy schemes. Nickel defender
Ja’Quan McMillian also continues to shine as a disruptive slot presence.
🎧 LISTEN
Chiefs Radio Network: 106.5 The Wolf / 610 Sports Radio
Broncos Radio Network: KOA 850 AM / 94.1 FM
SiriusXM: Chiefs Channel 226 | Broncos Channel 227
Audio Streaming: Team mobile apps & NFL+ Audio
📰 POSTGAME COVERAGE
Fans can catch full postgame press conferences with Patrick Mahomes,
Bo Nix, Sean Payton, and Andy Reid, along with complete highlights and locker-room reaction across CBS Sports, NFL Network, and team digital channels.
💰 BETTING SNAPSHOT (Week 11)
| Category | Chiefs | Broncos |
|---|---|---|
| Spread | +7.0 | -7.0 |
| Moneyline | +260 | -330 |
| Over/Under | 45.5 points |
Oddsmakers favor the Broncos at home — and with Denver riding an 8–2 surge, the pressure falls squarely on Kansas City to respond.
⚙️ KEY STORYLINES
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Mahomes vs. Surtain II: One of the league’s best quarterback–corner duels returns.
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Bo Nix’s composure: The rookie faces the loudest outdoor stadium in the NFL.
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Hunt’s resurgence:
Can Denver’s front contain Kansas City’s new physical identity?
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Chris Jones vs. Denver’s interior OL: A trench battle that may determine the winner.
🏈 SUMMARY
An AFC West rivalry with real meaning returns to Mile High — a rising Broncos powerhouse and a determined Chiefs squad fighting not to fall behind in the race.
Kickoff: Sunday, November 16 — 4:25 p.m. ET on CBS.
A new-look division. High altitude. High stakes.
Week 11 will decide who owns the West.
