The Los Angeles Rams and Denver Broncos enter Week 3 of the 2026 NFL season with identical 1-1 records, according to the source. Both teams suffered losses in Week 1 after losing their respective conference title games in the previous season, then rebounded with victories in Week 2.
The matchup takes place on Sunday Night Football, giving both teams a primetime platform to demonstrate their capabilities early in the season. According to the source, the game airs on NBC starting at 8:20 p.m. ET on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
For viewers looking to catch the game and other NFL contests this season, the source indicates that DIRECTV provides access to NBC, ABC, CBS, FOX, and other channels broadcasting games. The source notes that most NFL games air nationally or in local markets on these networks, as well as ESPN and NFL Network, all available through DIRECTV’s CHOICE, ULTIMATE, and PREMIER packages.
However, according to the source, some NFL games remain exclusive to other platforms. Thursday Night Football games stream exclusively on Amazon Prime Video, certain holiday games air on Netflix, and select matchups stream exclusively on Peacock.
Currently, DIRECTV is offering promotional pricing for new subscribers. The source states that the CHOICE tier, which regularly costs $94.99 per month before fees, is available for $64.99 the first month—a $30 discount—with an additional $10 off in months two and three. The source notes this tier includes access to ESPN Unlimited, which costs $31.99 monthly as a standalone service. The source also mentions a five-day free trial is available.
Both teams will be seeking to capitalize on their Week 2 momentum in this divisional matchup as the season progresses.
Key facts
- The Rams and Broncos both have 1-1 records after two weeks of the 2026 NFL season
- Both teams lost in Week 1 after losing conference title games last season and won in Week 2
- The game airs Sunday, Sept. 27 at 8:20 p.m. ET on NBC
- DIRECTV offers the CHOICE package at $64.99 the first month (regular price $94.99)