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    Thursday Night Football Tonight: Who Plays in Week 6, TV Channel, Start Time, Live Stream Option, and More

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    The Denver Broncos travel to Kansas City to face the Super Bowl champion Chiefs for a Thursday Night Football tilt.

    Thursday Night Football is back as the Denver Broncos travel to Kansas City to face the Chiefs in an AFC tilt. The Chiefs are figuring out some things offensively and have found their footing. The same cannot be said for the atrocity that has become of Denver’s offense. Quarterback Russell Wilson looks lost, and head coach Sean Payton appears frustrated with the play of his offense.

    Additionally, we all will be on “Taylor Watch” as a certain musical sensation will reportedly be attending.

    Who Plays on Thursday Night Football Tonight?

    The hapless Broncos travel to face the defending Super Bowl champions. The Thursday Night matchup is a revival of one of the NFL’s most intense rivalries. Denver appears lost at sea under Payton as Wilson continues to flounder under center for the Broncos.

    The Broncos’ offense cannot find any timing or rhythm as Wilson struggles to get the ball into the hands of their playmakers. Veteran wide receivers Courtland Sutton and Jerry Jeudy have been quiet most of the season as the Broncos passing game has become one of the worst in the league. If there is hope for the passing game, rookie receiver Marvin Mims shows promise.

    Denver RB Javonte Williams should return to action tonight. Reportedly, he was close last week, but the team was cautious in its approach to the third-year back coming off of a knee injury. If the Broncos have any hope of keeping this contest close, they must run the ball effectively, keeping Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs offense on the sideline.

    MORE: Denver Broncos vs. Kansas City Chiefs Predictions

    Speaking of the Chiefs’ offense, it hasn’t been all wine and roses for Kansas City. They are finding themselves offensively. Andy Reid has taken a more balanced approach in 2023, getting the running game going with Isiah Pacheco.

    Kansas City’s offense will flow through Mahomes and his favorite pass-catching target, TE Travis Kelce. The Chiefs need to identify additional go-to pass catchers as they monitor the emergence of young receivers like Skyy Moore and Rashee Rice.

    What Time Is Thursday Night Football Tonight?

    • Date: Oct. 12, 2023
    • Start time: 8:15 p.m. ET

    TV Channel and Live Stream for Thursday Night Football

    • TV channels: Amazon Prime Video
    • Live stream: Amazon Prime Video

    Want to stream NFL games at home or on the go this season? Check out Vidgo or FuboTV, two streaming platforms that provide you with live sports across multiple devices. Additionally, make sure to check out our comprehensive guide on how to livestream NFL games.

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