Denver Broncos TV Schedule

See how to watch or stream Bo Nix and the 2026 Denver Broncos with the following local and national TV schedule. For the full NFL schedule, see the main page.


2026 Denver Broncos TV Schedule

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Week 2 NFL Games
Sunday, September 20 1 game
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Week 3 NFL Games
Sunday, September 27 1 game
8:20 pm
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Sunday Night Football
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Week 4 NFL Games
Sunday, October 4 1 game
4:25 pm
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Week 5 NFL Games
Sunday, October 11 1 game
4:05 pm
DenverBroncos
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Los AngelesChargers
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Week 6 NFL Games
Thursday, October 15 1 game
8:15 pm
SeattleSeahawks
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Thursday Night Football
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Week 7 NFL Games
Sunday, October 25 1 game
4:05 pm
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Week 8 NFL Games
Sunday, November 1 1 game
4:25 pm
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Breaking down the Broncos schedule

The Denver Broncos will seek to make a third consecutive playoff appearance this season under the leadership of QB Bo Nix and head coach Sean Payton. The team begins the season in prime time on “Monday Night Football” on ESPN against the Chiefs before visiting the Rams two weeks later for “Sunday Night Football” on NBC.

Outside of those two games, the Broncos appear on prime time once more during the season for a Week 6 Thursday night tilt against the Seahawks on Prime Video. The team returns to Prime Video in Week 12 for its standalone Black Friday matchup against the Steelers and also plays a Christmas Day game on Netflix in Week 16 against the Bills.


How to watch Broncos games in 2026

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See the full breakdown of Denver Broncos games by network and information on how to watch below. The television schedule for Week 17 and Week 18 will be revealed at a later date.

Team Total CBS ESPN Fox NBC Netflix NFL Network Peacock Prime Video
Denver Broncos 15 9 1 1 1 1 0 0 2

Direct-to-Subscriber Platforms

  • NFL+: All Sunday games available in your market and all prime time games, but only on mobile and tablet devices.
  • Paramount+: All CBS games.
  • Peacock: All NBC games, plus an exclusive Week 17 window.
  • ESPN Unlimited: All ESPN and ABC games, including Super Bowl LXI.
  • Disney+: Occasional games
  • Amazon Prime Video: Thursday Night Football
  • Fox One: All Fox games.
  • Netflix: Five games, including Thanksgiving Eve and a Christmas Day doubleheader.

Cable and Streaming Bundles

Local Radio

Broncos live game broadcasts air on flagship radio station KOA 850, which is owned by iHeartRadio, and feature play-by-play announcer Dave Logan, analyst Rick Lewis and sideline reporter Susie Wargin.

Preseason

Local preseason broadcasts of Broncos football will be available on 9News.

Tickets

See the Broncos in person at Empower Field at Mile High, or catch NFL games from any of the 30 stadiums this season, by purchasing tickets through Vivid Seats, SeatGeek or Gametime.

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