How to watch Broncos-Jaguars NFL London Game 2022: Time, TV channel
The Denver Broncos and Jacksonville Jaguars play Sunday in the NFL’s final game from London this season at Wembley Stadium.
The Broncos and Jaguars are both coming off last-minute losses to New York teams; the Broncos failed to convert a fourth down to keep the game going and the Jaguars were stopped at the one-yard line by the Giants’ defense.
The underachieving Broncos — 2-5 and last in the AFC West — will get Russell Wilson back under center in London after the quarterback missing their last game with a hamstring injury.
Russell Wilson and Trevor Lawrence will face off in London.
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As for Jacksonville, a loser of four straight, second-year QB Trevor Lawrence provides hope for the near future as the looks to fulfill the promise that comes with being the No. 1 pick the 2021 NFL Draft.
Here’s how to catch all the action on Sunday morning:
How to watch and stream the game
Coverage of Broncos-Jaguars begins Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Those looking to tune in will have to stream via ESPN+, the exclusive carrier of the broadcast.
The game marks the first time an NFL game has been shown exclusively on the ESPN streaming platform.
Steve Levy (play-by-play), Louis Riddick (analyst) and Dan Orlovsky (analyst) will serve as ESPN’s commentators for the game with Laura Rutledge reporting from the sideline.
Broncos vs. Jaguars record and history
The teams have met 14 times for 12 regular-season games and twice in the playoffs. They’ve split their matchups, each team going 6-6 in the regular season and 1-1 in the playoffs.
What to expect
Both teams are sputtering after starting 2-1 and will look to get back into the win column. They’re evenly matched, but the Broncos’ offense has been terrible this season, averaging 14.3 points per game, bad enough for worst in the league. Their defense, however, has only given up 16.4 points per game which is third-best so far this season.
The Jaguars average just over 22 points per game while allowing 19.6. Jacksonville handed the RB1 title to Travis Etienne this week after trading James Robinson to the Jets.
As for the Broncos, they’ve got Wilson back, but he hasn’t exactly been what Denver was hoping for when it traded for him back in March. Wilson’s completion percentage and touchdowns are down from last season and his QB rating through six games is the worst of his career.
Wembley Stadium will once again host an NFL matchup.
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A low-scoring close outcome is likely to be played at Wembley.
Betting info
As of Thursday, the Jaguars are favored in Sunday’s game by 2.5 points, and a bet on either side of the spread is at -110 odds per BetMGM. For outright winner though, the Jaguars are -145 while the Broncos are +120. The total is set at 39.5 points and a bet on either side is -110.
