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Time Change: Broncos vs. Packers Week 15 — Kickoff Time Under Watch as Front Range Weather Swings Continue

DENVER, CO — Week 15 brings a classic matchup out west as the Green Bay Packers travel to Denver to face the Broncos, with late-week Front Range wind shifts and temperature swings keeping fans alert heading into Sunday.

As of the latest National Weather Service forecast for the Denver area, Sunday (Dec. 14, 2025) is currently trending dry and mild for mid-December: mostly sunny with a high near 63°F

 

, followed by Sunday night dipping to around 37°F. While snow does not appear to be the main factor at this time, breezier conditions earlier in the weekend could still impact travel and game-day comfort—especially in an open stadium environment.

Despite the weather watch, the schedule remains unchanged. The game is still set for Packers at Broncos on Sunday, December 14, 2025 at 2:25 PM MT (4:25 PM ET)

 

at Empower Field at Mile High, airing on CBS. 

Bottom line: kickoff is still locked in for Sunday afternoon in Denver, and the current forecast points to a

clear, playable weather window. Fans should still plan ahead for quick temperature changes, stay layered, and remember that Denver’s altitude can make the sun feel warm early—then cooler fast once it fades.

TIME CHANGE WATCH: Packers vs. Broncos Kickoff Could Be Delayed as Dangerous Winter Conditions Threaten Lambeau Field

Green Bay, Wisconsin – What was supposed to be a routine early-window matchup has officially turned into a

schedule alert. The Green Bay Packers will still host the Denver Broncos on Sunday at Lambeau Field, but the NFL may adjust the kickoff time due to a harsh winter forecast hanging over the Green Bay area.

Originally slated for 1:00 p.m. Eastern (12:00 p.m. local time), the game remains scheduled for that time for now, but league officials have left the door open for a

short delay – potentially around 30 minutes – to give stadium operations, city services, and both teams more time to deal with the weather.

Early forecasts for Sunday have painted an ugly picture:

  • Temperatures hovering around 20°F (about –6°C)

  • Strong winds that make it feel even colder

  • A projected 5–7 cm (2–3 inches) of snow falling in the morning hours leading up to kickoff

  • With an outdoor venue like Lambeau Field, that combination isn’t just uncomfortable – it can become a safety concern. Heavy morning snow means slick roads and tough travel for fans and stadium workers. Strong winds can affect equipment set-up, camera positions, and even field maintenance. And a frozen, snow-dusted surface can quickly turn into a nightmare for players trying to plant, cut, throw, and kick.

    League officials, working alongside the Packers, Broncos, local Wisconsin authorities and broadcast partners, are monitoring the forecast closely rather than gambling with the conditions. Any potential time change would be intended to provide:

    • Extra minutes in the morning to clear snow from the field, stands and surrounding walkways

  • City crews more time to treat roads and improve visibility

  • Both teams the chance to warm up and prepare on a safer, more stable surface

  • The weather could still be brutally cold at kickoff, but the hope is that by pushing things back slightly – if necessary – the heaviest snow band will have passed, winds will stabilize, and visibility will improve, turning the contest into a classic cold-weather December game instead of a full-blown snow emergency.

    Fans are strongly advised to monitor updates from the Packers, Broncos and the NFL leading up to Sunday. While no official time change has been announced yet, a short delay of up to around 30 minutes

     

    remains a real possibility if the storm track worsens or local authorities raise additional safety concerns.

    Updated Game Details – Packers vs. Broncos

    Current Kickoff Time & Possible Adjustment

    • Matchup:

     

    Denver Broncos at Green Bay Packers
  • Current scheduled kickoff:

    • Sunday – 1:00 p.m. ET (12:00 p.m. CT) – subject to possible delay

  • League officials could decide to push kickoff back by roughly 30 minutes

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    (for example, from 1:00 p.m. ET to 1:30 p.m. ET) if conditions warrant.
  • Stadium: Lambeau Field – Green Bay, Wisconsin

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    TIME CHANGE WATCH:

     Kickoff could be moved from 1:00 p.m. ET to around 1:30 p.m. ET due to severe winter weather in Green Bay.

     


    How to Watch the Game

    Television (United States)

    The game is still slated to be broadcast on 

    national television in the early window, with any minor delay reflected in the live programming.
    • Network: Typically FOX or CBS, depending on the schedule.
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    “Fans can watch the game on national television in the updated time window — check your local listings for network and coverage in your area.”

    Streaming Options

    Official NFL & Network Apps

    • Watch via the network’s official app (e.g., FOX Sports app / CBS Sports app) for viewers who have access through their TV provider.

    NFL+ (Mobile/Tablets)

    • Local and prime-time games are often available live on NFL+ for mobile and tablet users in supported markets.

    Live TV Streaming Services

    • Platforms like YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Fubo, and Sling TV typically carry the network broadcasting the game.

  • Fans should check their subscription and local channel availability to confirm access.


  • Schedule Snapshot – Both Teams Heading Into the Matchup

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    Green Bay Packers

    • Battling to strengthen their playoff position and protect home turf at Lambeau Field.

  • This home game vs. the Broncos is a key spot, now with winter weather and a potential time change layered onto the storyline.

  • Denver Broncos

    • Looking to play spoiler and keep their own playoff hopes flickering.

  • Traveling into freezing Wisconsin conditions, a hostile Lambeau crowd, and a possible rescheduled kickoff time.

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