Despite a league-best record, the Broncos cling to No. 7. Their defense shines, but offensive inconsistency raises questions about their true contender status.

NFL Week 7 is nearly in the books and the fans were able to watch a few nail-biting games on Sunday with the Philadelphia Eagles and Denver Broncos picking up wins.

Before that trip, the Broncos signed wide receiver Samori Toure to their practice squad, ESPN's Jeremy Fowler first reported on Sunday evening. Denver will now have a full 53-man roster and 17-player practice squad going into their Week 6 showdown with the Jets.

While preseason favorites Kansas City and Baltimore stumble along, the Denver Broncos are tied with fellow upstarts New England and Indianapolis for the best record in the NFL at 7-2. The Broncos are a game ahead of the Chargers and two ahead of the Chiefs in their quest to end Kansas City's nine-year reign atop the AFC

PHILADELPHIA — Last year’s Eagles wouldn’t have endured a fourth-quarter collapse like they did on Sunday in a 21-17 loss to the Denver Broncos. Last year’s Eagles would have salted away a win with Saquon Barkley and the ground game. They would have lined up, put a hat on a hat, let Barkley do his thing and bled the clock dry.

Denver placed tight end Lucas Krull on injured reserve with a broken foot on Saturday. To fill his former spot on the active roster, the Broncos promoted Wallow (6-2, 230 pounds) to the 53-man roster. He is a 26-year-old linebacker who entered the league as a fifth-round pick out of TCU with the Houston Texans in 2021.

The New Orleans Saints lost a key contributor for the offense for the season with Kendre Miller going down for the season with a torn ACL. There's been speculat