How to Stream Raiders vs. Broncos Game Live

Fans of the National Football League looking to catch the matchup between the Las Vegas Raiders and the Denver Broncos have several streaming options available for Sunday’s game, scheduled at 4:05 p.m. ET (1:05 p.m. PT). The game will take place at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver, Colorado.

Both teams, holding a 2-2 record, are vying to keep pace in the AFC West division, trailing the Kansas City Chiefs who lead with a 4-0 record. The Broncos have shown promising performance with rookie quarterback Bo Nix at the helm, winning their last two matches. The Raiders’ offense could lean heavily on rookie tight end Brock Bowers, following wide receiver Davante Adams‘ trade request earlier this week.

For those who do not have local access to Fox, which will broadcast the game, a variety of streaming services carry the channel. Sling TV Blue offers Fox for $45 a month, with a special pricing of $40 available in some markets. Meanwhile, YouTube TV provides Fox and other major football channels for $73 monthly, while Hulu Plus Live TV and DirecTV Stream charge $77 and $80 per month respectively. FuboTV offers Fox in its $80 base plan, with additional charges for regional sports networks.

Those exploring online streaming options might also consider using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) to bypass local broadcasting restrictions. A VPN allows users to mask their location, potentially accessing streams blocked due to regional blackouts. It is important to ensure that your VPN setup prevents data leaks that could disclose location information.

VPN services, including ExpressVPN, offer packages that can be cost-effective in the longer term, typically lowering average monthly costs when opting for annual subscriptions. ExpressVPN, for instance, provides an annual package priced at $100, offering three months free as part of the special deal.

For viewers preferring traditional broadcast methods, a digital over-the-air antenna presents a cost-effective option to access Fox without the need for a streaming subscription or an internet connection, although coverage depends on broadcast range and geographic location.