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Chiefs-Broncos Week 1 game and score predictions from Arrowhead Pride

Putting our predictions on the record before Kansas City’s Monday night battle with Denver.

Chiefs-Broncos Week 1 game and score predictions from Arrowhead Pride

Before the Kansas City Chiefs host the Denver Broncos for a Week 1 "Monday Night Football" matchup, Arrowhead Pride staff have shared their predictions for the final score and outcome. The Chiefs are favored by 2.5 points according to FanDuel Sportsbook, which suggests a close game but ultimately tipping the scales in favor of the home team.

Jared Sapp believes Denver's defense will be the more ready unit, predicting a close game with the Broncos coming out on top. Caleb James notes both teams will be missing key players, particularly along the offensive and defensive lines, and predicts a low-scoring game with the Broncos winning 19-13. Kenneth Walker suggests Kenneth Walker will make his home debut and the Chiefs should utilize him early to help ease Patrick Mahomes into the game. He predicts a Chiefs victory of 21-17.

Mark Gunnels favors the Chiefs, citing Patrick Mahomes' determination and the potential impact of Kenneth Walker on the offense. He thinks the Chiefs will secure a three-point win in the fourth quarter. Dakota Watson leans towards the Broncos, acknowledging the uncertainty due to injuries but remains optimistic about a Broncos win of 24-20.

Rocky Magana remains skeptical of the Chiefs' chances, predicting a close game with Denver pulling ahead late to win 19-13. Nate Christensen shares concerns about the Chiefs' passing game and predicts a Denver victory of 19-13. Ron Kopp Jr. emphasizes the importance of the season opener, expecting a close game with a potential season-altering win for the Chiefs.

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