Denver Football Club, nicknamed the Broncos, make up the National Football League (NFL) team based in Denver, Colorado.

In the thrilling 2025 NFL season, several teams and players shone brightly, while others faced unexpected challenges. Here's a roundup of some key facts and predictions from the season.

The NFC championship was contested by Philadelphia and Washington, with the latter emerging victorious. In the AFC, Baltimore clinched the title and went on to win the Super Bowl. According to sports analyst Matt Schubert, however, the Super Bowl champion for the 2025 season was Buffalo.

Offensive production was high across the league, with teams racking up points left, right, and centre. The offensive points ranking varied, but Buffalo, Las Vegas, and Atlanta found themselves in the top 8. The Broncos, under the guidance of Coach Raheem Morris, who was named Coach of the Year by Schubert, managed a solid 9th place.

The defensive side of the game was no less exciting. Total sacks for the season were recorded at 60 and 57, respectively, by two unnamed teams. Zach Allen and John Franklin-Myers, players from an unspecified team, notched up an impressive 15 sacks each, according to some sources. Schubert, however, reported a combined total of 15 sacks for these players.

The offensive and defensive Rookies of the Year were hotly contested. Travis Hunter from Jacksonville was named the offensive ROY by several sources, while Schubert favoured WR Travis Hunter. Defensively, Schubert picked CB Travis Hunter, but other sources named either him or OLB Abdul Carter from New York as the defensive ROY.

The Broncos had a successful season, finishing with a record of 10-7, according to various sources. RJ Harvey was the team's leading rusher, with 845 yards, as per Schubert's predictions. Courtland Sutton was the leading receiver, with 1,087 yards, again according to Schubert.

The Broncos' third win of the season, according to multiple sources, was achieved in Week 4 against Cincinnati. However, Schubert's predictions placed this win in Week 6 against the New York Jets.

The AFC West order, as predicted by the staff, was as follows: 1. Kansas City, 2. Denver, 3. Los Angeles Chargers, 4. Las Vegas Raiders.

The Broncos started the season strongly, with a record of 6-3 in the first nine weeks, according to some sources. Schubert, however, reported a record of 5-4 for the same period.

The Broncos' disappointing rivals in the 2025 season were Pittsburgh and Kansas City, according to various sources. Surprise teams included Las Vegas and Carolina.

The NFL MVP, as reported by multiple sources, was QB Lamar Jackson from Baltimore. Schubert, however, favoured QB Josh Allen from Buffalo.

The defensive player of the year, according to several sources, was OLB Will Anderson from Houston. Schubert, on the other hand, named OLB Will Anderson Jr. from Houston as his pick.

The total takeaways for the season were 33 and 31, according to different sources. Schubert reported a total of 24 takeaways.

The author who predicted the Broncos' final records for the 2025 season is Paige Clark.

Evan Engram, a player from an unspecified team, had 700 receiving yards and 65 catches, according to Schubert's predictions. Bo Nix, another unnamed player, had 3,510 passing yards and 29 touchdowns, as per Schubert's predictions, but other sources reported 3914 yards and 28 touchdowns.

In terms of rush yards allowed, the Broncos ranked 7th, according to Schubert, and 4th or 5th, according to other sources.

Dre Greenlaw, a player from an unspecified team, had 108 tackles, according to Schubert's predictions. Evan Engram, a player from another unspecified team, had 810 receiving yards and 73 catches, according to different sources.

In the end, the 2025 NFL season was a rollercoaster ride of excitement, surprises, and close calls. The Broncos, under the leadership of Raheem Morris, showed great promise and will be one to watch in the coming seasons.