Chiefs vs. Broncos 2018: Live Winners, Monday Night Football Losers

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs win a perfect record at Mile High Stadium on Monday night football. Will Mahomes continue his season as in the MVP? Or will Von Miller make his night miserable?

Follow us with us to keep track of the winners and losers throughout this match against AFC West.

Loser: Anthony Hitchens gets caught in the end zone

First of all, congratulations to Royce Freeman, who showed patience and a lot of power during this touchdown race.

But poor linebacker Anthony Hitches, who was coached by Freeman, scored:

The Chiefs entered this match with the worst defense in the league. It does not help their case.

Winner: The … legs of Patrick Mahomes?

If Mahomes is known for one thing, it's his rocket launcher that earned him the NFL touchdown even before Monday night's game. Denver's defense did not make his night very easy, putting him under more pressure than he usually had and forcing him to make quick shots.

But in the third and goal, he used the pressure of the Broncos to his advantage, running (!) At the first touchdown of the match:

This was also the first touchdown of his career, although this is something he has done quite often at Texas Tech.

With Mahomes and the Chiefs' No. 1 offensive, Kareem Hunt has entered this game as a piece of the forgotten offense. Hunt, who led the league last season, made his presence felt during the Chiefs' first training.

Ninety-five inches from their 43-yard line, Hunt managed a pass for 2 yards and the first. At the next play, Mahomes found him for a 27-yard gain, punctuated by Hunt resulting in a type:

Kareem gained 33 meters on the drive. Alas, for the first time this season, KC scored no touchdown in his first round. But at least, Hunt is still involved.

At the beginning of the second quarter, Hunt dropped a pass … and immediately did this to the following game:

Loser: Garett Bolles does not have a good start

After placing the Chiefs in a placement, the Broncos had the opportunity to regain the lead in their second possession. But then, in second and fourth, Justin Houston beat left tackle Garett Bolles and sacked Case Keenum for a 7-yard loss.

At the next play, Bolles was called to hold and the Broncos had to punch for the dangerous return player, Tyreek Hill, to come back. 37 yards later, the leaders started in the Denver territory.

Winner: Brandon McManus gives the leaders their first deficit of the season

In the first training of the Broncos, McManus drilled a 42-yard field. Does not seem so special, right? But that gave the Broncos a 3-0 lead, which meant the Chiefs trailed for the first time this season:

Preview of the game

The Kansas City Chiefs were not very good at defending their Monday night football game against their rival Denver Broncos, but Patrick Mahomes did not have a hard time maintaining his team. at the top three times this season. Chefs will travel to Mile High to face the Broncos from 20:15 ET on ESPN (live streaming via WatchESPN).

Mahomes has amassed 896 yards, 13 touchdowns and no interceptions in three games this season. He completed 66.7% of his passes and was helped by a decent but not excellent run. Mahomes shredded the Chargers for four touchdowns and the Steelers for six touchdowns, and three of them were dropped on the 49ers on their last outing.

The Broncos are 2-1 over the season, with a 1-point win over the Seahawks and Raiders in their first two games and a 27-14 loss to the Ravens in their last game. Monday's game will be the third home game of the season in Denver, the other two being the win.

Here is everything you need to know to watch action Monday.

• Time: ET 20:15
• Location: Broncos Stadium at Mile High, Denver, Col.
• TV: ESPN
• Diffusion: WatchESPN
• odds: The Chiefs opened the score as favorites at 4.5 points over the Broncos

• The biggest injury news for Denver is the loss of forward Jake Butt, who was placed on the injured reserve. The team signed Brian Parker, another tight end, of his training team in a corresponding move.
• Another problem for Denver is the injured thigh injury by Tramaine Brock, who is considered dubious for Monday's game. Adam Jones and Dymonte Thomas are also injured and deemed doubtful.
• For the Chiefs, the biggest concern is the absence of Eric Berry, who has a bone stud that digs into his Achilles, and he has remained inactive so far this season. Berry is officially dubious for Monday.
• Outside of Berry, the chefs are relatively healthy, though. Berry is the only doubtful player in the final report on the injury, and no one has been in doubt in Kansas City.
• If the Broncos have a chance against the Chiefs, they must absolutely get the offensive early and often.
• Look at the five questions with the enemy post in Mile High Report and then Arrowhead Pride.
• Denver will wear the all blue uniform against the Chiefs.
• The chiefs roll. The Broncos are not, but Monday's game gives them a huge opportunity to make a statement.

• Case Keenum has not played very well for the Broncos (he will not get much help, but head coach Vance Joseph has not feared yet.).

• Former Chiefs star, Tony Gonzalez, think Patrick Mahomes will break the season's record of touchdown.

Of the seven SB nation experts who chose the fourth week games, they will all win with the Chiefs on Sunday. The OddsShark coin and computer go with the Broncos, however.