This week, the Chargers are set to host the Broncos at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Calif., as Justin Herbert and Russell Wilson go head-to-head in a star quarterback duel.
Wilson and the Broncos are coming off their worst loss of the season, a 12-9 overtime loss at home to the Colts on “Thursday Night Football’” in Week 5.
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Wilson completed 21 of 34 passes for 274 yards with zero touchdowns and two interceptions, one of which came in the end zone late in the third quarter with the game tied. This performance continued a rough start to Wilson’s tenure with the Broncos, and he’ll have the prime-time spotlight on him again.
As for the Chargers, Herbert is starting to return to form after injuring his ribs in a “Thursday Night Football” battle with the Chiefs in Week 2, and running back Austin Ekeler is hitting his stride.
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Ekeler tallied 199 all-purpose yards and two total touchdowns in LA’s 30-28 victory at Cleveland last week. The week prior, Ekeler had 109 all-purpose yards and three touchdowns as the offense’s catalyst in a Chargers win over the Texans.
Will the Broncos be able to slow down Herbert and Ekeler, or will the Chargers continue to run wild?
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What time is the NFL game tonight?
Date: Monday, Oct. 17 Time: 8:15 p. m. ET
The Broncos and Chargers will kick off at 8:15 p.m. ET in Inglewood, Calif., with pregame coverage beginning at 6 p.m. ET on ESPN.
What channel is ‘Monday Night Football’ on tonight?
TV channels: ESPN Live stream: ESPN+ | fuboTV (US) | DAZN (Canada)
“Monday Night Football” will air nationally on ESPN. Joe Buck and Troy Aikman will be in the booth at SoFi Stadium, while Lisa Salters will report from the sideline.
NFL live stream info for ‘Monday Night Football’
Broncos vs. Chargers will be available to stream free on the ESPN and NFL apps for those with cable subscriptions.
Those without cable have other options to watch the game, including fuboTV — which has both ESPN and ABC in its channel lineup and comes with a free trial. Viewers in Canada can watch via DAZN, which features every NFL game.
Here are all the ways cord-cutters can stream the game on Monday night:
