Broncos Bonanza: Your Guide to Every Mile High Minute (Without Sacrificing Your Firstborn)
Ah, the Denver Broncos. A team steeped in gridiron glory, with a fanbase as fierce (and orange) as a Colorado sunset. But let's face it, catching every single Broncos game can feel like navigating a defensive maze. Fear not, fellow Broncos fanatic! This guide will have you saying "How about that?!" in no time, without resorting to questionable loan sharks (we're looking at you, shady season ticket salesman from 2011).
The Classic Couch Potato Approach: Cable & Broadcast
There's something undeniably satisfying about curling up on the couch with a beverage (or three) and cheering on your boys in orange. Here's your traditional cable/broadcast breakdown:
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- CBS & FOX: These networks snag a good chunk of Broncos games, so dust off that bunny ear antenna or fire up your cable package.
- NBC & ESPN: These might have some Broncos action sprinkled in, especially for national games or Monday Night Football.
- NFL Network: This channel is your home for Thursday Night Football, which the Broncos occasionally grace with their presence. Plus, there's always that sweet, sweet NFL RedZone for touchdown overload.
Cutting the Cord? Streaming to the Rescue!
Cable companies got you feeling like you're being sacked by hidden fees? No worries! Streaming services like Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, FuboTV, and Sling TV offer packages that include the channels mentioned above. Just remember, some blackout restrictions might apply depending on your location.
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Bonus Round: Broncos on the Go (Because We Don't All Live in Denver)
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For those who bleed orange but can't always be glued to the TV, there are options! The NFL mobile app (with a local subscription) lets you stream games on your phone, while NFL Game Pass (with some restrictions) offers replays and out-of-market options.
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Important Note: We here at Broncos Bonanza HQ do not endorse any illegal streaming methods. They're about as reliable as a kicker with a case of the yips. Just saying.
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FAQ: Broncos Bonanza Edition
- How to watch Broncos games if I don't have cable? - Streaming services like Hulu + Live TV and YouTube TV offer packages with the channels that broadcast Broncos games.
- How to stream Broncos games on my phone? - The NFL mobile app allows you to stream games with a local subscription.
- How to watch Broncos games if I'm out of town? - NFL Game Pass (with some restrictions) offers replays and out-of-market options.
- How much does it cost to watch all the Broncos games? - The cost depends on the method you choose, but streaming services generally range from $50-$70 per month.
- How do I know if a Broncos game is blacked out in my area? - The NFL website and apps will usually let you know if a game is blacked out in your location.
So there you have it! With a little planning and this trusty guide, you'll be a Broncos game-watching guru in no time. Now, go forth and enjoy a season filled with touchdowns, triumphs, and maybe even a few questionable referee calls (it's all part of the fun, right?). Just remember, with the Broncos, there's never a dull moment.
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