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Snow in the forecast in Denver for Chiefs-Broncos on Sunday

The current forecast calls for 6-12 inches of snow in the Denver area this weekend. Although the worst of the storm is expected to be through Denver before Sunday’s kickoff at 2:25 p.m. local time, there may be enough lingering snow to affect the game.

Chiefs-Broncos may also be the coldest NFL game so far this season, with a forecast high temperature of 28 degrees on Sunday in Denver.

Bad weather may help the Broncos slow down the Chiefs’ offense, although the Chiefs remain seven-point favorites in Denver.

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Brock Purdy clears concussion protocol, will start vs. Bengals

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At what point could the Deshaun Watson trade be dubbed a disaster for the Browns?

Browns elevate Jordan Wilkins, Ty Nsekhe

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Giants sign Gunner Olszewski to active roster, elevate Tommy DeVito

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Raheem Mostert is expected to play Sunday

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Rumor makes the rounds of Chase Young to the Bears

Last year at the trading deadline, the Bears gave up a second-round pick for Steelers receiver Chase Claypool. This year, the Bears could be chasing another Chase.

Per a league source, there are rumors in league circles linking the Bears to Commanders pass rusher Chase Young.

It seems odd on the surface, since the two-win Bears hardly fit the profile of buyers. But this would be a long-term play for the Bears, if it happens. The Bears, who have significant cap space in 2024, would want to acquire Young and keep him, with a new contract.

Young was the defensive rookie of the year in 2020. A serious knee injury in 2021 derailed his career.

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Five reasons why the NFL won't make meaningful improvements to officiating - NBC Sports

1. Money.

The NFL is cheap. More accurately, the NFL won’t spend money unless it sees a potential return on the investment.

The NFL doesn’t see the benefit of spending the money necessary for adjustments such as full-time officials or a full embrace of digital technology. The perceived increase in accuracy doesn’t offset the actual increase in expense.

I could go on and on about this. Why do it? Few will disagree. The NFL likes making money. It doesn’t like spending money. That’s not a surprise; every business acts that way.

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2. Effort.

Here’s an angle that a high-level source with one of the NFL’s teams recently pointed out. Beyond what massive improvements would require in the way of money, it would take time and effort.

There would need to be meetings, discussions, conversations. People who already have enough work to do would have to find time to put in even more work. And for what? What’s the upside? What’s the benefit?

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Eagles elevate Julio Jones from the practice squad again - NBC Sports

The Eagles elevated wide receiver Julio Jones from the practice squad for Sunday’s game against the Commanders.

Jones made his Eagles debut last week during a 31-17 Sunday Night Football win over the Dolphins. He saw one target and made the catch for 3 yards.

Philadelphia signed Jones on Oct. 17, adding his 13 years of experience to the locker room.

In three career games against Washington, all with Atlanta, Jones has 22 catches for 282 yards and three touchdowns.

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Broncos use five takeaways to beat Chiefs for first time since 2015

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Will Levis- NFL debut a dream come true

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Bengals hand 49ers their third straight loss

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Congrats to the Panthers.

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Derrick Henry- I’m a Titan and I’m happy to be a Titan

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Patrick Mahomes- Broncos have stifled our offense, other teams will try to replicate that