Around this time last year, the Denver Broncos were preparing for a playoff run, which resulted in them hoisting the Vince Lombardi trophy. Now, they’re hoping to ruin Oakland’s chances of winning the AFC West. As the Broncos gear up for their regular-season finale, it could be the last time we see head coach Gary Kubiak on the sidelines.

According to NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport, Kubiak is seriously considering retirement following Sunday’s contest.

.@AlbertBreer said Gary Kubiak is mulling retirement, @AdamSchefter said it’s likely happening. I’m told Kubiak is seriously considering it

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) January 1, 2017

Health has been an ongoing issue for Kubiak throughout the years. When he was the coach of the Houston Texans back in 2013, he experienced a mini-stroke and collapsed on the sideline during a game. Earlier this season, Kubiak missed a game against the Chargers after being diagnosed with a complex migraine condition.

Source: NFL