The Denver Broncos (3-2) visit the New York Jets (0-5) at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London for a Week 6 showdown, and USA TODAY's panel of NFL experts have locked in their picks and predictions for the action. Here's everything you need to know before kickoff on Sunday, October 12, including live updated odds and injury report news.

Following a 21-17 upset win over the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 5, the Denver Broncos are now ranked 10th in Nate Davis' latest NFL power rankings for USA TODAY Sports. That's up two spots from when the team was ranked 12th last week.

The Denver Broncos shocked the world by defeating the defending Super Bowl Champion Philadelphia Eagles 21-17 in Week 5. Being on the right end of a comeback victory is oh so sweet after losing twice on last-second field goals, and it might be what the Broncos needed to build confidence.

The Denver Broncos have been through a lot over the last decade, but George Paton has made crucial decisions to save the franchise. After trading for Russell Wilson, the Broncos were short on draft capital and needed to hit on their late-round draft picks.

The 2025 International Games continue Sunday, Oct. 12 when quarterback Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos face cornerback Sauce Gardner and the New York Jets at 9:30 a.m. ET at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London.

The Denver Broncos defeated the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 5, but not everyone felt it was the great win that it should be recognized as.

Former NFL star quarterback Tony Romo was critical of officials during the Denver Broncos' upset victory against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.

The Denver Broncos’ confidence level is at the highest it’s been since the offseason after smashing the Cincinnati Bengals 28-3 under the primetime lights. Getting back into the win column is essential for this team to get on the right track and into the playoff conversation, even in the first month of the season.

NFL Week 6 odds, picks, predictions, TV channel, streaming information for the Sunday football game between the Denver Broncos and New York Jets.

NFL fans were up in arms over an official's decision not to throw a flag on a the penultimate play of the Philadelphia Eagles' loss to the Denver Broncos.

As far as the Jets are concerned, it is safe to say New York has yet to find a rhythm under new Head Coach Aaron Glenn and quarterback Justin Fields. The Jets’ offense lacks explosive plays but is flush in terms of turnovers (8) and penalties (52 flags in 5 games). Last week they were blasted by Dak Prescott and the Cowboys, 37-22.