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If you are seeing RED in your region in the map above, then you will get the Broncos-Colts game on your local CBS affiliate. The game will also be broadcast in both Alaska and Hawaii. Ian Eagle will call the game with Dan Fouts as the analyst and Evan Washburn doing the sideline reporting.
The Denver Broncos (2-5) were riding high just two weeks ago after a shutout and dominate win, but then completely fell flat on their faces just four days later during a Thursday Night Football game at home that ended in a blowout loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Meanwhile, the Indianapolis Colts (4-2) are riding high and looking like a very dangerous underdog type team in the AFC. Very few people inside or outside of Denver think the Broncos have any shot at winning this game, but it really all depends on which Broncos team shows up.
Surprisingly, the Broncos have won two-straight against the Colts since Peyton Manning retired. Both were two score victories for Denver, with one being at home and the other in Indianapolis. Perhaps that will give us a little hope where none presently exists.
Kickoff is set for Sunday, October 27, 2019 at 11:00 a.m. Mile High time at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana.