Denver Broncos (1999-2003) vs Kansas City Chiefs (2014-2018)

A simulated 7-game series between two all-time rosters, scored by our era-adjusted rating model. Kansas City Chiefs take it 4-3.

Denver Broncos · 1999-2003

Squad power 82.5 · headliner Deltha O'Neal '01 (90)

QBBrian Griese (78) · Jake Plummer (76) · Gus Frerotte (71)

RBClinton Portis (85) · Mike Anderson (82) · Olandis Gary (78)

WRRod Smith (87) · Ed McCaffrey (84) · Ashley Lelie (70)

TEShannon Sharpe (85) · Desmond Clark (79) · Byron Chamberlain (76)

EDGETrevor Pryce (87) · Bertrand Berry (81) · Kavika Pittman (79)

DTChester McGlockton (74) · Monsanto Pope (74) · Mario Fatafehi (73)

LBAl Wilson (80) · Bill Romanowski (75)

CBDeltha O'Neal (90) · Terrell Buckley (82) · Billy Jenkins (81)

SEric Brown (76) · Kenoy Kennedy (71) · Nick Ferguson (71)

Kansas City Chiefs · 2014-2018

Squad power 89.5 · headliner Justin Houston '14 (99)

QBPatrick Mahomes (84) · Alex Smith (82)

RBKareem Hunt (85) · Jamaal Charles (82) · Spencer Ware (77)

WRTyreek Hill (90) · Jeremy Maclin (81) · Albert Wilson (72)

TETravis Kelce (90)

EDGEJustin Houston (99) · Dee Ford (92) · Tamba Hali (80)

DTChris Jones (93) · Jaye Howard (81) · Dontari Poe (79)

LBDerrick Johnson (84) · Josh Mauga (74) · Anthony Hitchens (72)

CBMarcus Peters (98) · Steven Nelson (84) · Terrance Mitchell (83)

SEric Berry (82) · Ron Parker (82) · Daniel Sorensen (78)

Series result — Kansas City Chiefs win 4-3

Game 1: Denver Broncos 21-20

Game 2: Kansas City Chiefs 26-25

Game 3: Denver Broncos 30-23

Game 4: Denver Broncos 27-17

Game 5: Kansas City Chiefs 32-23

Game 6: Kansas City Chiefs 34-30

Game 7: Kansas City Chiefs 28-23

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