This Sunday (25/01), at 5pm (Brasília time), Denver Broncos e New England Patriots face each other at Empower Field at Mile High, in Denver, for NFL American Conference final. The match is worth a spot in Super Bowl LX. The duel will be broadcast on NFL Game Pass, on DAZN (see how to subscribe).
ESPN 2 (closed TV) and Disney+ (streaming) will also show the confrontation live.
Broncos x Patriots: how to watch
NFL Game Pass, no DAZN
O NFL Game Pass offers full access to the league season, including Super Bowl LX, with two subscription options. Season Pro costs R$24.90 per season and allows you to watch all games live, with original broadcasts from the United States, Full HD resolution (1080p), access on up to two devices in one location, in addition to the possibility of use in more than 200 countries and downloading content. Season Pro Ultimate, for R$44.90 per season, brings together all these benefits and adds extra features, such as Multiview for up to four simultaneous games, HDR and Dolby 5.1 sound in selected matches, alternative feeds such as ManningCast and Prime Vision, comments in Portuguese, streaming on up to five devices in two different locations and a 30% discount code on the NFL Shop.
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Disney+
The plan Premiumwhich broadcasts the game, costs R$66.90 per month and includes all ESPN channels, exclusive tournaments and more than 500 sporting events per month. In addition, it offers films and series without commercial breaks, film premieres, original series and classics from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic and Star, video in up to 4K UHD/HDR with Dolby Atmos sound, use on up to four simultaneous devices and downloads to watch content offline.
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Broncos x Patriots: how the teams arrive
The Denver Broncos reach the AFC Final after ending the regular season at the top of the conference, supported by a consistent defensive performance. The team finished as the NFL leader in sacks, with 68, and tied for the best against the ground game, giving up an average of 3.9 yards per attempt. Even without starting quarterback Bo Nix, the Broncos remained competitive in the playoffs and continue to rely on defensive solidity as their main asset.
In attack, Denver will be led by Jarrett Stidham, who takes on the role at a decisive moment. Under the command of coach Sean Payton, the trend is towards a game plan based on short passes and a greater volume of runs, with rookie RJ Harvey gaining prominence. Stidham also has options in the aerial game such as Courtland Sutton, Marvin Mims and tight end Evan Engram. In the medical department, in addition to Nix, the team is monitoring the situations of Pat Bryant, Troy Franklin and Alex Forsyth, while JK Dobbins has been cleared to return and could be an option.
The New England Patriots arrive in second place in the AFC and backed by their performances in the playoffs. The team showed offensive and defensive balance in victories over the Los Angeles Chargers and Houston Texans, limiting opponents to a total of 19 points. Defensively, the secondary formed by Christian Gonzalez, Marcus Jones and Carlton Davis played a decisive role, highlighted by the performance against Houston, which featured four interceptions, three sacks and a forced fumble.
In attack, the Patriots are counting on the good form of quarterback Drake Maye, who is in his second season in the NFL and has been one of the team’s main highlights. He has a diverse group of receivers, such as Stefon Diggs, Kayson Boutte and tight end Hunter Henry, in addition to the ground game support of Rhamondre Stevenson and TreVeyon Henderson. Regarding injuries, New England had no serious casualties in the divisional round, paying attention only to the condition of Carlton Davis, who left the last game after a blow to the head.
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