Here is the unveiling of the Denver Broncos 2022 schedule and a little analysis added in...
WEEK 1-Monday 9/12/22: @ Seattle (ESPN) 8:15pm EST
WEEK 2-Sunday 9/18/22: Houston (CBS) 4:25pm EST
WEEK 3- Sunday 9/25/22: San Francisco (NBC) 8:20pm EST
WEEK 4-Sunday 10/2/22: @Las Vegas (CBS) 4:25pm EST
WEEK 5-Thursday 10/6/22: Indianapolis (Amazon Prime) 8:15pm EST
WEEK 6-Monday 10/17/22: @LA Chargers (ESPN) 8:15pm EST
WEEK 7-Sunday 10/23/22: New York Jets (CBS) 4:05pm EST
WEEK 8-Sunday 10/30/22: Jacksonville (London) (ESPN+) 9:30am EST
WEEK 9- BYE
WEEK 10-Sunday 11/13/22: @Tennessee (CBS) 1:00pm EST
WEEK 11-Sunday 11/20/22: Las Vegas (FOX) 4:05pm EST
WEEK 12-Sunday 11/27/22: @Carolina (FOX) 1:00pm EST
WEEK 13-Sunday 12/4/22: @Baltimore (CBS) 1:00pm EST
WEEK 14-Sunday 12/11/22: Kansas City (NBC) 8:20pm EST
WEEK 15-Sunday 12/18/22: Arizona (FOX) 4:05pm EST
WEEK 16-Sunday 12/25/22: @LA Rams (CBS) 4:30pm EST
WEEK 17-Sunday 1/1/23: @ Kansas City (CBS) 1:00pm EST
WEEK 18-Sunday 1/8/23: LA Chargers (CBS) 4:25pm EST
-The Broncos are back as a national draw with Russell Wilson now their QB. They open the season with FOUR primetime games in the first SIX weeks. That's how it should be in Denver.
-I love that they put the season opener in Seattle on Monday Night Football. Why wait for the Russell Wilson return to Seattle? Plus, I love that it is a regular 8:15pm EST start time instead of a late 10:00 start.
-I hate that the Broncos are going to London to play the Jaguars, and I hate it even more that it is on at 9:30am EST. The last time Denver went to London was 2010 and it was a regular 1:00pm EST start time. I'm not a fan at all of this scenario this year.
-It's better that Denver hosts a Thursday Night game rather than go on the road. That will help them when Indy comes to down in Week 5.
-I feel like the first half of Denver's schedule is very favorable. I think they can definitely be 2-0 or 3-0 right out of the gate. I could see a 6-2 or 5-3 start after the first eight games.
-I like that the bye is right at Week 9 in the middle of the season.
-The back-to-back road games at Carolina and at Baltimore will be tricky in Weeks 12 and 13. That makes the Ravens game a lot harder for them considering that is on the backend of those two road games.
-The Broncos last six games are going to be a gauntlet. Three road games (at Balt, at Rams, at KC) plus home games against KC, Arizona, and the Chargers. That is going to be a rough stretch. They have to hope for 3-3 split those last six games.
-I love the fact that the Broncos are playing on Christmas Day at 4:30 against the Rams. Christmas Day works better for me than Christmas Eve, so I'll take that.
-I always like to see the Broncos finish at home the last game of the regular season, so it was nice to see them host the Chargers in Week 18. We'll see if that will be for a playoff berth or a division title.
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