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The Denver Broncos (1-0) head to Lucas Oil Stadium on Sunday for a Week 2 clash with the equally unbeaten Indianapolis Colts (1-0).

Colts vs Broncos date and start time

The Colts will take on the Broncos in a highly anticipated NFL game on Sunday, September 14, 2025, at 4:05 pm ET / 3:05 pm CT / 1:05 pm PT at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, IN.

DateSunday, September 14, 2025
Kick-off Time4:05 pm ET / 3:05 pm CT / 1:05 pm PT
VenueLucas Oil Stadium 
LocationIndianapolis, IN

How to watch Colts vs Broncos on TV & stream live online

Denver kicked off its season with a hard-fought 20-12 home win over the Tennessee Titans, leaning heavily on the ground game. The Broncos rumbled for 151 rushing yards while the passing attack chipped in 166, ranking them seventh and 21st in the league, respectively. Rookie quarterback Bo Nix threw for 176 yards with a touchdown and two interceptions, but was brought down only once in the pocket.

The Colts, meanwhile, opened their campaign in emphatic fashion, dismantling the Miami Dolphins 33-8. Their offense looked sharp on both fronts, piling up 156 yards on the ground and 262 through the air—good for sixth and eighth in the NFL after Week 1. New arrival Daniel Jones, fresh from his stint with the New York Giants, commanded the huddle with confidence, finishing with 272 passing yards and a touchdown in his Indy debut.

Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch Colts vs Broncos.

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In the US, Colts vs Broncos is going to be broadcast on CBS, which is available with most cable packages and on our favorite streaming service, Fubo and Paramount+, both of which are currently offering a free trial to new subscribers. 

Watching NFL action this season just got easier and more versatile, with a mix of traditional TV broadcasts and exclusive streaming options. When it comes to convenience and coverage, Fubo stands out as one of the most user-friendly ways to catch nearly every down and touchdown.

With access to nearly 200 channels, Fubo lets fans tune in to all the key networks that carry NFL games, including CBS, NBC for Sunday Night Football, Fox for Sunday NFC clashes, ABC, ESPN for Monday Night Football, and the NFL Network. That means you’re covered for almost every regular season and playoff matchup. Want even more action? You can tack on NFL RedZone for an extra $11/month and stay locked into every scoring drive from around the league on Sundays.

While Amazon Prime Video remains the exclusive home for Thursday Night Football in 2025, fans in local team markets can still stream those primetime matchups through Fubo, making it a flexible all-in-one option. And it's not just football — Fubo is loaded with sports content. From MLB, NBA, and NHL games to MLS and international soccer, there's something for every fan year-round.

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Watch highlights of Colts vs Broncos

Highlights, live updates and scores from the Week 2 matchup between the Colts and the Broncos will be available on NFL.com, the league's official YouTube channel, and across each team's social media platforms. ESPN+ also gives you access to non-stop NFL action all season long, with live games, originals, highlights, and more. Follow along.

NFL+ is the go-to spot for fans who want to relive full games ad-free or catch live local and primetime matchups. What used to be free on the old NFL app now comes with some extra perks — including access to NFL Network and, on the Premium tier, the always-addictive NFL RedZone.

At just $7 a month, the base plan gets you live in-market and primetime games on your phone or tablet, plus ad-free NFL Films and other on-demand content. But the real prize is RedZone — a must-have for fantasy diehards who want to keep tabs on every scoring drive across the league. At $15 for Premium, it's the most affordable way to get it.

Adding to the streaming shake-up, ESPN is rolling NFL+ Premium into its new Unlimited bundle. That package, which also includes RedZone, runs $39.99 per month. 

Streaming the game with a VPN

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You can watch the game from wherever you are in the world by using a VPN (Virtual Private Network) service such as Express VPN. A VPN will allow you to create a secure connection online when you are abroad on holiday or for work, and you want to stream the game live. You can eventry ExpressVPN risk-freewith a 30-day money-back guarantee.

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Frequently asked questions

NFL games are primarily broadcast across three major networks - CBS, FOX and NBC. Further games are available via ESPN and the NFL Network.

In terms of streaming platforms, services like Fubo and DirecTV Stream offer comprehensive coverage of NFL throughout the season. Both streaming services also offer access to an array of Regional Sports Networks.

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  • FOX – NFC Sunday games (usually)
  • NBCSunday Night Football
  • ESPNMonday Night Football
  • Amazon Prime VideoThursday Night Football (exclusive)
  • NFL Network – Select national games, especially in early season weeks
  • ABC – Occasionally simulcasts ESPN games

Yes, Fubo carries the vast majority of games throughout the NFL season and is a popular option among NFL fans.

As well as carrying channels including FOX, NBC, CBS Sports Network and NFL Network, customers can also add NFL Redzone to their existing packages.

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An NFL Sunday Ticket is exclusive to YouTube TV. It offers access to every out-of-market Sunday NFL games. Games shown in your local market are restricted and not available.

Some out-of-market games are available on Fubo via the national TV networks available on the platform. To watch out-of-market games on a Sunday, you will need an NFL Sunday Ticket, which is available via YouTube TV.

Yes, some NFL games are not available via RSNs like Bally Sports, NESN or the regional channels available via NBC.

Regional Sports Networks do, however, offer access to a number of other sports including MLB, NHL and NBA.

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To live stream upcoming NFL games for free you can take advantage of free trials available from some streaming services.

Both Fubo and DirecTV Stream have 5 day free trials available.

NFL+ is the official streaming app for NFL coverage.

All major streaming services that broadcast NFL including Fubo and DirecTV Stream also offer mobile apps for watching your favorite team on the go.

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