Broncos at Vikings: Game time, TV schedule, online stream and more

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The Denver Broncos are 3-2 in their last five games and as Laurie, Jess and I debated in the SSB podcast above, a 3-2 stretch of their next five games would put them at 6-4 since their disastrous 0-4 start.

That would be quite the welcome change of pace here. Even so, winning just two of their next give keeps them above .500 since that start. I’m kind of okay with that too given the quarterback situation and issues at the tackle position.

However, they face a pretty big test this week with the Minnesota Vikings.

Game Preview

This game is going to come down to how well Brandon Allen and the Broncos offense does. Denver will need to control the clock a lot better than they did in their win over the Cleveland Browns last week when they had the ball for just 24 and a half minutes. If they do that against the Vikings, the Broncos defense may hold the line for a while, but eventually the flood gates would open.

That simply can’t happen. The Vikings are down a lot of key starters for this game, so that is an advantage they must pounce on. If Denver can put up 24 or more points again this week, then I do feel confident the Broncos defense can keep this game close enough to make it interesting.

Here is how to watch.

TV Schedule

When: Sunday, November 17, 2019 at 11:00 a.m. Mile High time

Where: U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota

Channel: CBS / Local

Announcers: Kevin Harlan (play-by-play), Rich Gannon (analyst) and Jay Feely (sideline reporting).

Local Radio: KOA - 850 AM | 94.1 FM & The Fox - 103.5 FM | Spanish Radio KNVR 1150 AM

If you see BLUE in your area below, you will get the Broncos-Vikings game on CBS locally.

Online Streaming

FuboTV (Available if being televised in your area)

Yahoo Sports App

NFL Game Pass (After the game)

Odds

The Broncos are massive 10-5-point underdogs to the Vikings in Week 11. Since the early 90s, the Broncos have never won as 10-point or higher underdogs on the road. There is a first time for everything, so maybe this is the week when Denver does something it has not done in decades.

Matchup History

These two teams have a very interesting history. They have split the series 7-7 and neither has held much of a homefield advantage against the other. Denver is 4-3 at home and Minnesota is 4-3 at home. However, in recent years, Denver has held the advantage having won the last three meetings.

Hot Reads

Fan Sentiment

Broncos County is feeling good about the quarterback change. The win over the Browns boosted confidence in the team by 30% and the Bye Week only seemed to steel their resolve. Of course, that could all evaporate with a loss this week on the road.

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MHR Radio

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On MHR Radio this week, Adam and Ian discussed the state of the Broncos with Andrew Mason.

Luke Patterson of Broncos on the Rox talked about the accountability tackles like Taylor Lewan took for their poor play and compared it to the flippant attitude Garett Bolles displayed after his.

Kevin Gillikin on Broncos & Bratwurst asked if the Broncos are doing it wrong with the way they are handling their quarterback situation.

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