Ladd McConkey not expected to play as Chargers’ receiver injuries mount against Broncos
The foot injury that kept McConkey out of practice all week is likely to sideline him, with Quentin Johnston and Brenen Thompson already ruled out.
Final · Kickoff
2012 Regular season · Week 17 · Sports Authority Field at Mile High
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The Denver Broncos beat the Kansas City Chiefs 38–3 at home at Sports Authority Field at Mile High in Week 17 of the 2012 regular season on December 30, 2012.
The result moved the Broncos to 13–3 and dropped the Chiefs to 2–14. It was the Broncos’ 11th straight win. It was the Chiefs’ fourth straight loss. The Chiefs finished 2012 at 2–14 and missed the playoffs. The Broncos finished 2012 at 13–3 and lost in the Divisional round. The Broncos’ 38 points were their most in any game of 2012.
In their previous meeting, the Denver Broncos won 17–9 on November 25, 2012. When they met again, the Denver Broncos won 27–17 on November 17, 2013. The Broncos swept the 2012 season series.
Written by WHYNFL from the final scores in its results archive, which begins with the 1999 season. Records, streaks and season results count regular-season and playoff finals.
Series Broncos lead the series 15–13 after meeting No. 28 since 1999 Full series history
The foot injury that kept McConkey out of practice all week is likely to sideline him, with Quentin Johnston and Brenen Thompson already ruled out.
With Joe Alt sidelined by a neck injury and Rashawn Slater on injured reserve, Los Angeles is set to field one of the least experienced offensive lines in the league for Sunday's division game at SoFi Stadium.
Ravens linebacker Trenton Simpson, Jets safety Minkah Fitzpatrick and Broncos guard Ben Powers drew the largest fines, and five players were docked for hip-drop tackles.