Super Bowl Champion Puts Broncos on Notice Before Chargers Game

The Denver Broncos are prepared to face the “MVP” through two weeks of the regular season, and former star cornerback Chris Harris, a member of the 2015 Super Bowl team, did not mince words about the stakes.

Quarterback Justin Herbert has led the Los Angeles Chargers to their second consecutive 2-0 start and will look for his first even 3-0 opening salvo as a pro against the Broncos.

Bo Nix and the Broncos are looking to bounce back after their loss in Week 2.

Broncos Legend Chris Harris Sets Tone For Chargers Game

An undrafted free agent out of Kansas in 2011, Harris spent 12 seasons in the NFL, nine of which were with the Broncos in the “No Fly Zone.” He earned four Pro Bowl trips, one First Team All-Pro selection, and is a member of the Hall of Fame All-2010s Team.

Harris has ties on both sides of this AFC West rivalry, spending two seasons with the Chargers.

“This Chargers vs Broncos game is huge,” Harris posted on X on September 18. ”A lot at stake early in the season.”

Harris faced the Chargers 17 times during his Broncos tenure, including one playoff game during the 2014 season. He played in 16 of those contests, with the postseason matchup among them.

Harris and the Broncos won five of those games.

Conversely, Harris was 2-2 with the Chargers against the Broncos, further underscoring LA’s recent upper hand in the rivalry.

Broncos Set to Face ‘MVP’ Justin Herbert

The 2025 Broncos will not have it much easier than Harris’ squads, who went up against the Chargers with Philip Rivers at QB. These Chargers are led by Herbert, who Broncos defensive coordinator Vance Joseph called the “MVP” through two weeks of the season.

Joseph also called Herbert a “special athlete,” who is “playing at a high level right now.”

“He is accurate. He’s obviously a big man. So, he can see over the pressure. He’s escaping on major downs, second-and-long and third downs, to keep drives alive. So, how we rush this guy is going to be key. But how we cover the receiving targets and make him hold the ball is also going to be key,” Joseph told reporters on September 18.

“It’s a combination of rush and coverage to contain this quarterback. And, it’s a run-first offense. So, the balancing act between stopping the run and defending the pass is going to be critical.”

Entering Week 3, the Broncos have allowed opposing QBs to complete 56.5% of their passes, the third-lowest mark in the league. The Broncos rank ninth in passing yards allowed, but there is reason for even more encouragement.

The Chargers’ QB has taken 5 sacks, while the Broncos are tied for the third-most sacks with 7.

Herbert has completed 72.1% of his passes for 560 yards, 5 touchdowns, and 0 interceptions through two games.

Justin Herbert Aware of Broncos’ Defense

Herbert is not overlooking the Broncos. He is 5-4 against them in his career, though he swept them last season, completing 65.7% of his passes with a 2,199-13-7 line in those contests.

Herbert said the Broncos are a “very talented” and “really good defense.”

“They’re never really out of place. They’ve added a few pieces this year, and those guys have had huge roles in other teams,” Herbert told reporters on September 17. “You watch them, and they’re really well-coached. They fly around, they’re fast, and they get after the passer. I think they’re leading the league in sacks. So, that’s definitely something to be aware of.”

Nix – who posted a 479-4-1 line of 65.7% completion against the Chargers as a rookie – and the Broncos must be at their best to notch a victory in Week 3.

Cam Jordan Vows to BREAK Saints’ Record Against Seahawks: "I’m Coming for It, and They Won’t Know What Hit Them!"

In a fiery declaration that has fans and analysts on edge, New Orleans Saints defensive end Cam Jordan has set his sights on breaking the franchise’s record in their upcoming showdown against the Seattle Seahawks. Jordan, known for his relentless drive and passion for the game, is determined to make history—and he’s ready to shock the Seahawks in the process.

“I’ve put in the work, and it’s time to make history,” Jordan said confidently. “The Seahawks won’t know what’s coming. I’m coming for that record, and nothing is going to stop me.”

With his eyes set on breaking a major milestone for the Saints, Jordan’s confidence has electrified the locker room. Known for his ability to disrupt opposing quarterbacks, he’s ready to cement his legacy as one of the greatest players in franchise history. The looming clash against the Seahawks presents the perfect opportunity for Jordan to eclipse the record and leave an indelible mark on the team’s legacy.

“I’ve been working towards this moment for years, and now it’s right in front of me,” Jordan added. “I’ll make sure this game is one to remember for the Saints and for our fans.”

As Jordan gears up for the game, all eyes will be on him to see if he can deliver on his promise and leave the Seahawks in awe of his relentless pursuit of greatness. If he achieves his goal, it will be another iconic chapter in his storied career with the Saints.

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