The Broncos in October will become the first NFL team based in the Mountain or Pacific time zone to play the weekend after an international game rather than having a bye week.

The Denver Broncos are heading to London during the season, and while they're across the pond, the team will be met with at least one famous fan.

Denver's 2025 schedule was announced on Wednesday, and the 17-game slate features four prime-time games.

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.

This game will have massive AFC playoff implications for the Denver Broncos, and revenge is a dish best served cold.

Sean Payton likes to travel, and he specifically requested an international game for his Denver Broncos in 2025. The NFL granted Denver's request as the Broncos were picked as the "road" team to face the New York Jets at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, England, on Oct. 12. Payton is no stranger to playing in London.

In this week’s Broncos Mailbag, readers have questions about which undrafted free agents stood out at rookie minicamp, what to make of the Bo Nix/Troy Franklin connection and more.

The NFL will release its regular season schedule Wednesday night at 8 p.m. ET. Here’s what we know so far about the season opener, international and holiday games.