DENVER (BNN)-- All streaks need to concern an end, right? That's at least what the Denver Broncos are hoping as they aim to end their 16-game losing streak to the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.

On the college side, No. 19 Air Force takes a trip to Colorado State for the Ram-Falcon trophy. Coach Prime is hoping his Buffs can get a win and get closer to bowl eligibility. And the Colorado Avalanche and Denver Nuggets are off to hot starts, topping off a hectic week.

Let's have a look at what the guests on "Colorado Sports Night" have to say about today's hot topics.

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Broncos safety Kareem Jackson will serve a two-game suspension. Cecil Lammey from DenverSports.com thinks the NFL is making an example of Jackson's physical play-- "an old-fashioned player lost in time"-- and wonders if this will keep Justin Simmons off the trade market.

What does Kareem Jackson'' s suspension suggest for the Broncos?

Our Big Get @CecilLammey believes the NFL is making an example of Jackson'' s physical play – "–" an old school gamer lost in time" & "& wonders if this will keep Simmons off the trade market.

This & & more at 11 @channel2kwgn pic.twitter.com/f7G917Ibh3
—-- Colorado Sports Night (@COSportsNight) October 24, 2023

The Broncos' offense revealed some signs of life in their win against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, however can that assist them versus the Chiefs? KOA Colorado's Ryan Edwards said the offense is trending in the right direction, and Sean Payton simply coached one of his better games.

Broncos offense showed some signs of life against the Packers Sunday, can that help them against the Chiefs?

Our Big Get @redwardsradio states the offense is trending in the ideal instructions and Sean Payton simply coached one of his much better video games.

That and more at 11pm @channel2kwgn pic.twitter.com/ni1DJ9sfs8
—-- Colorado Sports Night (@COSportsNight) October 27, 2023

How are the Chiefs seeing the Broncos video game this weekend? We go behind firing line with Harold Kurtz from K.C. on the 16-game winning streak against Denver. He stated the frame of mind is: "Move on, let's go 7-1, and get to the Dolphins."

How are the Chiefs viewing the Broncos game this weekend?

Denver Broncos host Kansas City Chiefs, 2:25 p.m.

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