NFL preseason football livestreams for Cowboys vs. Broncos

A Denver quarterback throws during a game against Dallas

It's week 2 of the NFL preseason, and if you're excited to see Russell Wilson and the Broncos take on the Cowboys at Mile High Stadium on August 13, 2022 at 8 pm ET, it might be tricky — and not just because it's doubtful that Russell Wilson will play much, if at all. While the game will be on NFL Network, and local TV in the Dallas and Denver areas, if you don't have pay TV, or a working antenna, you'll need to stream.

In the US, there's no single option that lets you stream every game you'll want to see this year on any device you want.

But long story short, if you want to stream the Broncos-Cowboys preseason game, the NFL+ streaming service is probably your best bet, and it only costs $4.99 a month.

Here's an explanation:

Why should I use NFL+ to watch the Denver vs. Dallas preseason game?

If this is an out-of-market NFL game for you — meaning you're not in the Denver or Dallas area — one way to stream this game for cheap, is with NFL+, the NFL’s new streaming service. NFL+ has a base tier for $4.99 a month (with a free 7-day trial period if you haven't already tried it) that will give you access to this game, and the other out-of-market preseason games, but once the season starts you can only watch on a mobile device like a phone or tablet.

What if I want to watch the Broncos vs. Cowboys preseason game from the Denver or Dallas area?

Bad news: If this is an in-market game for you, the NFL+ streaming service will not allow you to watch it. However, at $35 a month — with a limited-time discount rate of $17.50 for your first month — Sling Blue is the cheapest live TV streaming service that will let you stream your local network affiliates, which means you will be able to watch this game if you subscribe. There are others live TV streaming services as well, most of which have free trial options, like Vidgo's "Plus" plan ($59.95 a month), the even more comprehensive YouTube TV ($64.99 a month), FuboTV ($69.99 a month), Hulu with Live TV ($69.99 a month with ads, or $75.99 a month ad-free), or DirecTV Stream with its wildly varying price options.

Assuming you don't immediately cancel your live TV streaming service after this game is over (which is very much an option) the advantage of subscribing to one of these services is that after you fork over that eye-watering monthly fee for this one game, they’ll keep the gridiron action streaming to your TV for as long as you’re subscribed. They do this by letting you stream your local network affiliates like NBC, CBS, ABC, and FOX (though read the fine print to see which of these they do and don’t have), along with channels like ESPN and NFL Network in some cases. YouTube TV in particular might be the clear center of the NFL-streaming universe soon if it scores a deal to allow users access to 13 additional games per week by winning the bidding war for NFL Sunday Ticket.

How to stream the Broncos vs. Cowboys preseason game in the UK

Whether you're a British NFL fan, or an American who moved to the UK simply to stream NFL games for much, much less money than you could across the pond, congratulations: NFL Game Pass, which is unavailable in the U.S., is the envy of all American NFL fans stuck on native soil. The Broncos-Cowboys preseason game is available live to those who pay for the Game Pass “Essential” tier, which costs £42.99 annually, or about £3.58 a month. Unlike preseason games, most games are replays at this tier, and for £150.99 annually (£12.58 a month) you can watch the Broncos-Cowboys preseason game at the same time as fans in the U.S., and then tune in live from now until the Super Bowl. I just hope you enjoy staying up late.

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