How to watch Denver Broncos vs Minnesota Vikings in NFL Week 11
The Denver Broncos are back. Well, sort of. The team found a way in back-to-back weeks to silence the critics in taking down both the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills. Sean Payton has to be thrilled with what his defense has been able to accomplish lately as they've turned the ball over in bunches, […]
The Denver Broncos are back. Well, sort of. The team found a way in back-to-back weeks to silence the critics in taking down both the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills.
Sean Payton has to be thrilled with what his defense has been able to accomplish lately as they've turned the ball over in bunches, allowing the team to run an efficient offensive attack that has proved fruitful.
A winnable game stands before them as they are back home to take on the Minnesota Vikings who have had their own resurrection of sorts with QB Joshua Dobbs taking the league by storm.
Here's everything you need to know about the upcoming contest.
Denver Broncos (4-5) vs. Minnesota Vikings (6-4)
Date: Sunday, November 19th
Time: 8:20pm ET
Location: Empire Field at Mile High Stadium in Denver, Colorado
Betting odds: Vikings +2.5, O/U 42.5 (Ceasars Sportsbook)
How to watch on TV: NBC
Streaming: Peacock
3 players to watch
- QB Russell Wilson – Wilson has been balling out with the Broncos as of late and has already surpassed his touchdown totals from last season with plenty of football left to be played. Wilson looks like a new man compared to last season. Can he keep it up for another premiere performance against the rising Minnesota Vikings?
- RB Javonte Williams – The team will live and die by the success of Javonte Williams on the football field. It feels like the entire offense flows through him and in order for the team to secure the W, he's going to need another big game.
- WR Courtland Sutton – Sutton has been balling out, including one of the most impressive touchdowns we've seen in the contest against the Buffalo Bills. While at times the offense has looked anemic, look for Wilson and Sutton to connect on a few more monster plays to keep the momentum going during the contest.
Another win and the Broncos may control their own destiny when it comes to the playoffs. After a pitiful start, this team has bounced back in such a big way. We never thought we'd say it, but, Broncos country, let's ride.
Broncos find a way to do the unthinkable the last few weeks
The Broncos beat the Bills on Monday Night Football.
