The AFC West already looks set to be locked in by the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs, and they’ll look to gain some ground in the division in Week 10 against the Denver Broncos.

The Broncos have been a surprise team so far, winning five of their first nine games, but they fell to the Baltimore Ravens 41-10 in Week 9. Bowling competitor?

Another offensive struggle for the Broncos will certainly make it harder for them to bet in the prop market, but there are still plays to consider on Sunday, from kickers to player props.

Here are my favorite picks for this AFC West clash.

Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook.

Travis Kelce OVER 56.5 Receiving Zone (-110)

After a slow start to the season, Travis Kelce is back.

The Stars tight end has made at least seven catches in four of his last five games and has thrown for 28 touchdowns over the past two weeks.

Denver has one of the best pass defenses in the NFL but struggled against Baltimore last week. Kelce becomes a matchup nightmare for any team when he goes that way, and he’s caught 24 passes for 190 yards over the past two weeks.

Kelce has completed at least 57 passes in 12 of 19 career games against the Broncos. If he continues to see this huge target share, he’s a great bet.

DeAndre Hopkins All Time TD (+155)

Newly acquired wing DeAndre Hopkins found the end zone not once but twice for the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 9.

DHop displayed a solid rapport with Patrick Mahomes, catching eight of his nine targets for 86 yards in the process.

The best part? DHop went from playing 32 percent of the Chiefs’ snaps in Week 8 to 60 percent in Week 9. He will have to deal with Pat Surtain II this week, but his usage seems to be increasing.

Since Surtain II will likely spend time on Hopkins, I would prefer to target him with a touchdown support rather than a clearance support. Mahomes looked in the red zone frequently in Week 9.

Courtland Sutton OVER 52.5 Receiving Zone (-115)

This play could be another positive play scenario for the Denver passing game and Courtland Sutton.

Kansas City is favored to win big and may have to throw the ball away a lot when Denver is playing from behind like last week.

Since his 0-target game in Week 7, Sutton has been the focal point of the Denver offense, racking up 21 touchdowns, 15 receptions, and back-to-back 100-yard games.

As long as Bo Nix looks his way, Sutton has shown he can consistently surpass that number when given the necessary looks. He has 53 or more yards in five games this season. He saw at least six targets in all five matches.

Rates are updated periodically and may change.

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