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Welcome to Week 5 of the NFL regular season! This week starts with a game between the AFC South and West with Indianapolis Colts (1-2-1) at Denver Broncos (2-2) at Empower Field at Mile High. It should be a good match-up.
In a hurry? Watch all these games with Amazon Prime Video! And here are the details you need to watch this week’s Thursday Night Football game:
- Who: Indianapolis Colts (1-2-1) at Denver Broncos (2-2)
- When: Thursday, October 6th (EDT)
- Where: Amazon Prime.
Thursday Night Football coverage starts at . The kickoff isat . The on-air talent will include Al Michaels (play-by-play), Kirk Herbstreit (analysis), and Kaylee Hartung (sideline reporting). Tony Gonzales and Richard Sherman, as usual, will provide pregame and postgame analysis.
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About This Colts-Broncos Game
This matchup is between teams at or near the .500 mark looking to give some positive consistency to their seasons.
The Colts enter with a 1-2-1 mark but are only 1/2 game back in the AFC South as the Jacksonville Jaguars and Tennessee Titans are joint atop that division with 2-2 records.
Meanwhile, the Broncos are right at .500 at 2-2, a game behind the AFC West-leading Kansas City Chiefs (3-1).
News from the Colts camp is that not only is Head Coach Fran Reich on the hot seat, but so is General Manager Chris Ballard, or at least he should be as well. Some view him as not being as aggressive in his role with the team as he should be.
Among the biggest news from the Broncos side is the team needing to adjust to the losses of outside linebacker Randy Gregory and running back Javonte Williams. Meanwhile, quarterback Russell Wilson got “dinged up” during the team’s 32-23 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday but is expected to play on Thursday.
The betting lines generally have the Broncos as a 3.5-point favorite with the moneyline Colts +140 and Broncos -165. But this is quite a change from where they mostly opened at Broncos -2.5.
The total (over/under) of around 43.5, meaning that the consensus is for Denver to win by a score of around 23-20.
Streaming Options
Amazon Prime Video is the main place to watch Thursday Night Football this year. Sorry, cord-keepers!
Amazon Prime Video supports pretty much every streaming device currently in use. For a complete list, see our review, but it almost certainly supports whatever device you are using: Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku, Xbox, PlayStation, and Android and iOS mobile devices.
You can also watch Thursday Night Football on NFL+ for just $4.99/mo. Of course, this will limit you to mobile devices. If you want to watch on your big-screen TV: Amazon! But NFL+ has other advantages — most especially Sunday Night Football, Monday Night Football, and any Sunday afternoon games that feature your local team. Our NFL+ review has details.
How to Live Stream All the Week 5 NFL Games
Thursday night games are a lot of fun — but not enough for most NFL fans. The rest of the games all air on traditional TV channels. Here’s this week’s schedule:
- Sun Oct 9 : New York Giants vs Green Bay Packers (NFLN)
- Sun Oct 9 : Pittsburgh Steelers at Buffalo Bills (CBS)
- Sun Oct 9 : Los Angeles Chargers at Cleveland Browns (CBS)
- Sun Oct 9 : Houston Texans at Jacksonville Jaguars (CBS)
- Sun Oct 9 : Chicago Bears at Minnesota Vikings (Fox)
- Sun Oct 9 : Detroit Lions at New England Patriots (Fox)
- Sun Oct 9 : Seattle Seahawks at New Orleans Saints (Fox)
- Sun Oct 9 : Miami Dolphins at New York Jets (CBS)
- Sun Oct 9 : Atlanta Falcons at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Fox)
- Sun Oct 9 : Tennessee Titans at Washington Commanders (CBS)
- Sun Oct 9 : San Francisco 49ers at Carolina Panthers (CBS)
- Sun Oct 9 : Philadelphia Eagles at Arizona Cardinals (Fox)
- Sun Oct 9 : Dallas Cowboys at Los Angeles Rams (Fox)
- Sun Oct 9 : Cincinnati Bengals at Baltimore Ravens (NBC)
- Mon Oct 10 : Las Vegas Raiders at Kansas City Chiefs (ESPN)
Most of your local games are available over the air and can be watched for free if you set up an antenna. But you can also stream them with live TV streaming services like FuboTV, DIRECTV STREAM, and Hulu + Live TV.
You can also learn how to watch those Sunday afternoon games in our out-of-market viewer’s guide.
Featured image cropped from Denver Broncos Peyton Manning – Indianapolis Colts Jonathan Newsome by Jack Kurzenknabe (Public Domain).
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