Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton brings one of his former players, former Pro Bowler Darren Sproles, onto his coaching staff.

The Denver Broncos could add a Super Bowl champion, whom head coach Sean Payton knows well and is very fond of.

Tonight’s game between the Denver Broncos and Las Vegas Raiders looks like a mismatch on paper, but there’s a coaching rivalry in this one that comes with a different history.

Kyrese Rowan sat in a receivers’ meeting in Denver last Friday, trying to digest one of the most complex offenses in the NFL days after his life was suddenly upturned.

"I think he's just getting started," teammate Evan Engram said of Harvey, who has the second-most TDs in the NFL since Week 7.

Although the Raiders are struggling in Pete Carroll's first year, Las Vegas has held up well against this matchup recently, except for being swept by Denver last season. Since 2020, the Raiders are 8-2 against the Broncos and need a win to turn their season around.

The Denver Broncos are red hot and once again overcame a fourth-quarter deficit in the win against the Houston Texans. Quarterback Bo Nix used his legs late in the game to get the team in field goal range.

When Payton first got the job in Denver, he hired Ben Kotwica as special teams coordinator and Mike Westhoff as assistant head coach and third-phase czar. Last season, the Broncos had a would-be game-winning chip-shot field goal blocked by the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium, and Westhoff retired two days later.

On his show, The Herd, Colin Cowherd, who has made a name for himself by declaring that Sean Payton would turn the Denver Broncos around, proclaimed that the Broncos are “stacked,” which signals serious Super Bowl hopes for the franchise.