Broncos Seahawks game time, TV schedule, online streaming and more

Two of the most talent-rich rosters in the NFL will take the field Sunday as the Denver Broncos (2-0) travel to Northwest to take on the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks (1-1) at CenturyLink Field in Seattle.

But don't call it a Super Bowl rematch.

"I think we've got to caution ourselves from trying to make this a revenge for the Super Bowl game," tight end Julius Thomas said. "This is the 2014 season, but we're still playing a very tough opponent-probably what a lot of people consider one of the better teams in this league. When you're going up against a playoff team three weeks in a row, you've got to keep on making a statement to everybody else in the league about what type of team we're going to be this year. So we're going to approach it as if we're playing a really good team this season."

Neither the Broncos or Seahawks are statistically dominant, two weeks into the 2014 season, but both teams seem to recognize that the marathon that is the NFL has just gotten started. The Seahawks and Broncos are 4th and 5th in points scored this season, respectively. The Broncos have the edge in the passing game on both sides of the ball (theoretically), while the Seahawks clearly have an advantage in the running game on both sides.

Game time

Kickoff is set for 2:25 p.m. MDT on Sunday, September 21, 2014 - that's 1:25 p.m. local time Seattle.

TV schedule

The game will air as CBS' #1 afternoon game, covering about 90% of the country, airing on KCNC-TV in Denver. Jim Nantz (play-by-play) and Phil Simms (color commentary) will call the game with Tracy Wolfson reporting from the sidelines.

Yes, Phil Simms. If you missed any of our Phil Simms coverage this week stemming from Broncos fans' petition to ban him, find it right here.

View our Broncos-Seahawks TV broadcast map to see if the game will air locally in your area. DirecTV Sunday Ticket customers can find the game on 717.

Online streaming

At a premium, you can stream the game after the final whistle blows from NFL.com using Game Rewind. You can also listen live using streaming audio from NFL.com.

Radio

Listen around Denver at 850 AM KOA & nationwide at Sirius 138. Dave Logan (play-byplay) and Ed McCaffrey (color commentary) will call the game with Alan Roach reporting from the sidelines.  View the full Denver Broncos radio network here.

Fun fact

The Seahawks and Russell Wilson are 18-1 at home. This will be a Mile High task for the Broncos.

Wes Welker reinstated

Denver Broncos wide receiver Wes Welker was reinstated from his suspension this week following the NFLPA's unanimous approval of a new performance enhancing drug policy. He's expected to play for the first time in 2014 this week.

Injury report

For the Broncos, Danny Trevathan is questionable (knee) after returning to practice Friday. For the Seahawks,

Follow it live

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Enemy blog: Field Gulls

Odds

The Bronco are 5-point underdogs in Seattle, the first time the Broncos haven't been favored since 2012.