Former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver and close friend of Aaron Rodgers, Marquez Valdes-Scantling, signed with a new team in the AFC West.

The Chiefs got an easy win over the Broncos to start the season.

From chaotic division battles to dark-horse contenders, no outcome is off the table for this season. With two-time MVP Patrick Mahomes returning from a season-ending injury, all eyes shift to a wide-open AFC West.

As Denver’s Bo Nix and Kansas City’s Patrick Mahomes return from injuries, the Chargers and Las Vegas want to give their QBs more help.

The Broncos may be the ones with the proverbial targets on their back for a change, but it’s not like they’re going to saunter into Arrowhead Stadium on Monday night for their showdown with the Chiefs to top off the NFL’s opening weekend.

Where would you rank the AFC West among the NFL's best divisions?

The Denver Broncos ended the Kansas City Chiefs' nine-year reign atop the AFC West last season, yet Patrick Mahomes sensed his team's stranglehold on the division loosening just a bit way back in mid-November 2024 when he was on his way to a third consecutive Super Bowl.

You could make a case for Kansas City, Denver, or Los Angeles to win the West. (Sorry, Las Vegas. Maybe next year.) Which team will come out on top?

Football Night in America breaks down the state of the AFC West, discussing why it runs through the Denver Broncos while debating between the Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Chargers.

The Dallas Cowboys are trying to address their problems after losing to the New York Giants in Week 1, while also seeing former players trying to land on their feet. Former Cowboys wide receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling spent training camp with the team before being released.