Chiefs–Broncos Today: AFC West Stakes, Kickoff Time and How to Watch

The Kansas City Chiefs visit the Denver Broncos on Sunday, November 1, with kickoff scheduled for 4:25 p.m. EST at Empower Field at Mile High. CBS televises the Week 8 matchup in selected U.S. markets, with streaming on Paramount+ where the local CBS station carries it.

Paramount’s official game listing makes the geographic restriction explicit: subscribers receive their local CBS feed. If that station is showing a different game, a Paramount+ subscription does not switch its coverage to Chiefs-Broncos. Check the local schedule before choosing that route.

For an available broadcast, sign into Paramount+ and select the Live TV hub at game time. The provider lists both a digital antenna receiving the local CBS station and a qualifying cable, satellite or live television service as other ways to access the telecast.

The CBS stations listed for the two team markets are KCTV 5 in Kansas City and KCNC 4 in Denver. Jim Nantz calls the game with analyst J.J. Watt, while Tracy Wolfson reports from the sideline, according to Arrowhead Pride’s viewing information.

NFL+ is another route for live local games on phones and tablets, rather than unrestricted television viewing. Fans listening instead can find the Chiefs Radio Network call led by Mitch Holthus and Danan Hughes, with Josh Klingler reporting from the sideline.

Denver’s radio coverage is carried by KOA, with Dave Logan, Rick Lewis and Susie Wargin. The broadcast listing also identifies SiriusXM channel 261. Radio access and television access are separate services, so a listening option should not be mistaken for a video stream.

Kansas City brings a 5-1 record into the divisional meeting, while Denver is 5-2. The Chiefs are coming off their first loss, against Seattle, and the Broncos are seeking a fourth consecutive victory. Those records make the meeting significant to the AFC West race.

This is the late Sunday afternoon window, not a primetime game. All times here are EST following the clock change. These are U.S. viewing instructions, and local carriage remains the deciding factor for the CBS and Paramount+ routes.