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What did we learn from Denvers seventh loss of the season?

Tyler Boyd had five catches for 96 yards and a touchdown as the Cincinnati Bengals stayed in the AFC playoff race with a 15-10 road victory over the Denver Broncos.

Checking in on the rest of the conference to see what the playoff picture looks like

The loss to the Bengals all but eliminates the Broncos from the playoffs.

Betting there would not be a touchdown scored in the Saints-Buccaneers game rewarded bettors with 90-1 odds at SI Sportsbook on Sunday.

There is time to make amends, but so far George Paton has let the Broncos down, Paul Klee writes. He helped build a solid roster thats going to miss the

DENVER (AP) — Khalid Kareem snatched the ball from backup quarterback Drew Lock on second-and-goal and the Cincinnati Bengals seized a first-place tie with the Baltimore Ravens atop the AFC North

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — The Denver Broncos are preparing backup quarterback Drew Lock for his first start of the season at Las Vegas next weekend after Teddy Bridgewater was knocked unconscious Sunday against the Bengals, carted off the field and hospitalized overnight. Bridgewater was discharged Monday morning and is in the league’s concussion protocol for the second time this season.

CINCINNATI (AP) — The Cincinnati Bengals had to grind and scrape and outlast the Denver Broncos to stay in the playoff race. They didn't look good doing it Sunday, but style points aren't important in December. The Bengals (8-6) scored just one touchdown, a 56-yard catch and run by Tyler Boyd in the third quarter to put them up 15-10. That would stand as the final, with Cincinnati snapping a two-game losing streak.

Yes, I’m picking the Bengals. No, I don’t feel confident. All the momentum is on Denver’s side, Paul Klee writes, but the Broncos havent proven to be trustworthy. Who dey!