What happened: The Denver Broncos and Los Angeles Chargers are not scheduled to face each other again until Week 18 of the regular season. The extended scheduling gap between the division rivals comes after a canceled trade agreement prior to the deadline.

Why it matters: Divisional friction escalated between the franchises following the voided trade agreement over player medical evaluations. Denver enters its bye week at 7-2 in prime playoff position, while Los Angeles remains winless after an earlier meeting where the Broncos adjusted offensive play-calling for the Chargers matchup.

What to watch: Denver enters a Week 11 bye before continuing its AFC West title push. Los Angeles resumes regular-season play seeking its first victory before hosting the rematch in the regular-season finale.