The Denver Broncos are already looking ahead to 2026 after a heartbreaking 14-3 season that ended just one step short of the Super Bowl—thanks to a broken ankle suffered by quarterback Bo Nix. But if last year taught us anything, it's that this team has grit, and they're ready to run it back.

The 2026 schedule is out, and it's packed with must-watch matchups. Of course, there are the usual home-and-away battles against AFC West rivals like the Kansas City Chiefs, Las Vegas Raiders, and Los Angeles Chargers. But the real excitement comes from marquee games against the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks (at home), a road trip to face the New England Patriots, and home showdowns with the Buffalo Bills and Los Angeles Rams.

Now, we know what you're thinking—training camp is still months away, roster cuts haven't happened, and we haven't even seen a single preseason snap. So yes, it's way too early for score predictions. But here at Broncos Wire, making early calls is a tradition we just can't quit. So grab your orange and blue gear, and let's dive into our way-too-early score predictions for every game this fall.

Before we get there, here's a quick look at what's ahead: Organized team activities (OTAs) and mandatory minicamp are up next, followed by a summer break. Training camp kicks off in late July, and preseason games start in August. It's going to be a busy few months, but the countdown to kickoff is officially on.

What do you think of our predictions? Drop us a line on Twitter at @TheBroncosWire—we'd love to hear your takes. And if you're looking for some fresh Broncos gear to wear while you watch, you know where to find it.