We’re going game by game for an in-depth look at the Broncos’ 2025 schedule, and there’s plenty of storylines to cover.

With the city behind him, his quarterback of the future rooted to Denver and a haul of free-agent weapons, Sean Payton stood at the podium after Saturday’s rookie minicamp and called his

The Giants, of course, signed former Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson this offseason. Some fans and pundits believe the quip in the video was a reference to Wilson. Anyone else wondering if them saying “Giant mistake” is a subtle shot @DangeRussWilson? Inferring that the @Giants made a “Giant” mistake in signing him?

The Denver Broncos' 2025 opponents had a combined .505 win percentage in 2024, per NFL Research, giving them the league's 15th-toughest schedule. Here's our initial analysis, including one date to circle,

Elsewhere on the slate, the Dallas Cowboys visiting the Detroit Lions in Week 14 could prove to be a strong matchup. Fans will also get to enjoy J.J. McCarthy and his Minnesota Vikings taking on his former Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh and the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 8.

The Broncos will open the regular season at home against the Tennessee Titans on September 7th. The team then goes to Indianapolis and Los Angeles for back-to-back road games. They then return home to face the Cincinnati Bengals on September 29th before heading to Philadelphia and then to London to play the New York Jets.

Sean Payton, Bo Nix and the Broncos are in prime time more this fall, play two division games on Thursday nights and travel to London. See the whole slate here.

The Broncos schedule features two major breaks for Denver along with primetime matchups vs the Raiders and Christmas game vs the Chiefs.