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UNDER THE LIGHTS
The Broncos are about to become what is thought to be the first team in NFL history to play six regular-season night games.
They now are in the midst of their second straight three-game stretch of night games, which continues Thursday night in Kansas City against the Chiefs with a game televised on NFL Network. On Sunday night, Denver hosted and lost to San Diego and a week from Sunday night, the Broncos will host the Seattle Seahawks in another NBC Sunday nighter.
Earlier this season, the Broncos played at New England on a Sunday night, at home against Baltimore on a Monday night, and then at home against Oakland on a Sunday night.
Six primetime games in which, so far, the Broncos have fashioned a 3-1 record.
The Broncos are about to become what is thought to be the first team in NFL history to play six regular-season night games.
They now are in the midst of their second straight three-game stretch of night games, which continues Thursday night in Kansas City against the Chiefs with a game televised on NFL Network. On Sunday night, Denver hosted and lost to San Diego and a week from Sunday night, the Broncos will host the Seattle Seahawks in another NBC Sunday nighter.
Earlier this season, the Broncos played at New England on a Sunday night, at home against Baltimore on a Monday night, and then at home against Oakland on a Sunday night.
Six primetime games in which, so far, the Broncos have fashioned a 3-1 record.
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