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Denver Broncos Odds

It's early in the 2023 National Football League season, but the Denver Broncos are clearly struggling. The Broncos stumbled to an 0-3 start, one that included a 70-20 loss to the Miami Dolphins.

Despite the struggles of the state's home team, Colorado NFL betting enthusiasm may very well be on the way once again. Here's everything you need to know about the Broncos odds.

This week's Broncos Odds: Spread, Super Bowl, Props

The key to Broncos betting, and sports betting in general, is to shop the sportsbooks. Here are the best available Broncos odds for this week's game. Compare the odds posted at different sportsbooks plus current Broncos Super Bowl odds and selected player props.

Click on any odds below to go directly to the Colorado sports betting operator, claim your bonus and start getting your Broncos bets in.

This week's Broncos spread

Broncos Super Bowl, AFC odds

Russell Wilson odds

Where to stream or listen to Bronco games live

You won’t have any trouble finding the Broncos game on the tube. The NFL has ironclad broadcasting deals in place for all windows of the weekly schedule. Fox and NFL Network handle Thursday nights, NBC does Sunday night, and ESPN has Monday Night Football.

For the main Sunday afternoon slate of games, it’s a tag-team effort for CBS and Fox. The former handles the AFC, while the latter takes care of the NFC. The majority of the Broncos games in the coming season can be found on the CBS package.

Each of the NFL’s broadcasting partners can be found in cable, satellite, and streaming packages. There’s also coverage via the app or online presence for the outlet broadcasting the game, but note that valid provider login credentials will be needed. Also, Yahoo Sports provides streams of the games in your area.

DirecTV has the full Sunday Ticket package, which covers all of the afternoon contests, while NFL RedZone provides coverage of all games in highlight-reel fashion. In short, you have plenty of different options for your viewing pleasure.

For games on the main broadcast networks, you’ll be able to catch the action on the nearest local affiliate. Here’s a list of all of those in the CO area for your reference.

  • CBS Affiliates - Colorado
    • KKTV 11 - Colorado Springs
    • KCNC 4 - Denver
    • KREZ 6 - Durango
    • KREX 5 - Grand Junction
    • KREY 10 - Montrose
  • FOX Affiliates - Colorado
    • KXRM 21 - Colorado Springs
    • KDVR 31 - Denver
    • KRQE 2 - Durango
    • KFCT 22 - Fort Collins
    • KFQX 4 - Grand Junction
  • NBC Affiliates - Colorado
    • KUSA 9 - Denver
    • KKCO 11 - Grand Junction
    • KOAA 5 - Pueblo

On the radio side, KOA NewsRadio serves as the flagship home for Broncos games. Dave Logan handles play-by-play, while Rick Lewis takes care of color commentary. The audio feed is picked up by numerous outlets across the state.

  • Alamosa - KALQ 93.5 FM
  • Aspen - KNFO 106.1 FM
  • Breckenridge - KSMT 102.1 FM
  • Buena Vista - KBVC 104.1 FM
  • Burlington - KNAB 1140 AM and 104.1 FM
  • Canon City - KSTY 104.5 FM
  • Colorado Springs - KBPL 107.9 FM
  • Craig - KRAI 550 AM
  • Durango - KRSJ 100.5 FM
  • Fort Collins - KCOL 600 AM
  • Fort Morgan - KSIR 1010 AM
  • Glenwood Springs - KMTS 99.1 FM
  • Grand Junction - KSTR 96.1 FM
  • Gunnison - KPKE 1490 FM
  • Lamar - KVAY 105.7 FM
  • Pagosa Springs - KWUF 1400 AM
  • Pueblo - KCCY 1350 AM
  • Rifle - KNAM 1490 AM
  • Salida - KVRH 1340 AM
  • Steamboat Springs - KQZR 107.3 FM
  • Sterling - KMPX 105.7 FM
  • Trinidad - KBKZ 92.5 FM
  • Trinidad - KBKZ 1240 AM
  • Vail - KSKE 101.7 FM
  • Walsenburg - KSPK 102.3 FM
  • Winter Park/Granby - KRKY 930 AM
  • Wray - KRDZ 1440 AM