One of the most anticipated games of the 2015 NFL playoffs takes place this Sunday, January 11 when The Indianapolis Colts take on The Denver Broncos at The Sports Authority Field in Denver, Colorado.
Here is everything you need to know about the game, including game time, channel info, live streaming and predictions:
Game Time: 4;40 P.M. (EST) on CBS. Jim Nantz and Phil Simms will be commentating. Free live streaming is available through several outlets:
Fans can stream for free on their PC’s using CBSsports.com or on the go by downloading the CBSsports mobile app for Android or iTunes (click on the mobile app link to download).
Fans can also live stream using NFL mobile on their PC’s or devices, but *NFL mobile is not free and requires a sign-up fee. *
Verizon customers with the More Everything Plan have access to the NFL mobile app for free and can stream live by downloading it to their device (you can click on the link to download).
This is a match-up everyone is looking forward to seeing, as it pits Denver QB Peyton Manning against his old team and some of his old teammates, making for some interesting dynamics on and old the field.
Denver (12-4) has struggled in recent weeks, particularly Manning, who has thrown 15 touchdowns and 10 interceptions over the 2nd half of the season.
However, Denver is playing at home and Manning is an elite QB on a team that has depth not only on offense, but defense as well, which means The Colts will have to play to perfection.
Plus, for the first time Denver has established a solid running game, giving them a clear advantage in every category.
The Colts (12-5) have some great weapons on offense and Luck is becoming a formidable QB in his own right, but it’s just not enough.
Denver has already proven that their defense can shut Luck down, so unless Manning falls apart The Broncos will win this one.
Broncos 34-Colts 27.
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