NEW ORLEANS, La. – Coach Sean Payton leads his Denver Broncos into Caesars Superdome today to face his former team, the New Orleans Saints, in an exciting NFL conference matchup on “Thursday Night Football.” The game will stream exclusively on Prime Video, where there is a free trial. Kickoff is at 8:15 p.m. Eastern Time.

Prime Video is Amazon’s video streaming service and comes with a free trial. Participating in the broadcast will be play-by-play announcer Al Michaels, game analyst Kirk Herbstreit and sideline reporter Kaylee Hartung.

Note: If you live in the Denver or New Orleans area, you can also watch the show for free on your local ABC (Denver) or NBC (New Orleans) affiliate with a free trial with Fubo.

Both the Broncos (3-3) and Saints (2-4) will be looking for redemption after suffering humiliating home losses last Sunday. For Denver, a three-game winning streak ended with the 23:16 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers. New Orleans, meanwhile, suffered its fourth straight loss with a 51-27 win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Check out a complete look at NFL action in Week 7, including schedule, predictions, previews, TV info and more.

BRONCOS – SAINTS matchup preview

Denver quarterback Bo Nix is ​​hoping to continue making progress after a slow start to his rookie season. The 12th overall pick out of Oregon put up solid numbers for the second straight game, completing 19 of 32 passes for 216 yards and 2 touchdowns against the Chargers. His favorite target was Courtland Sutton (21 rec., 277 yards, 2 TDs), and last Sunday he finally found his former college teammate Troy Franklin for his first touchdown in the pros.

But Nix can also do it with his feet – he is the team’s second-leading rusher with 180 yards and three touchdowns. And running back Javonte Williams should be able to find some wiggle room against the Saints’ defense, which ranks 32nd overall and gave up a whopping 277 yards on the ground against the Bucs a week ago.

New Orleans counters with its own rookie quarterback in Spencer Rattler. The fifth-round pick from South Carolina was forced into action when starter Derek Carr suffered an oblique injury on Oct. 7 against the Kansas City Chiefs. Rattler started strong in his NFL debut, but then came back down to earth and finished the game with 243 yards on 22-of-40 passing, with a touchdown and two interceptions while three starters in the field for most of the game Offensive lineman and top receiver Chris Olave were missing. Both Olave and Rashid Shaheed, the other starter, are questionable against Denver. That’s potentially good news for the Broncos since All-Pro cornerback Pat Surtain II is out with a concussion.

The Saints will have to rely on running back Alvin Kamara if they want to have a chance against the league’s No. 9 defense. Kamara, No. 3 in the league in total yards from scrimmage (666) with seven touchdowns, is certainly capable.

BRONCOS – SAINTS Recap of the last game

Denver holds a 9-3 lead over New Orleans in the all-time series between the two franchises. The Broncos are a 2.5-point favorite.

Broncos: Lost at home to the Chargers 23-16 after falling behind 23-0.

Saints: Lost at home to the Buccaneers 51-27 as the defense gave up 594 yards.

BRONCOS – SAINTS Players to keep an eye on

Payton is the all-time winningest head coach in Saints history with a 152-89 regular season record and a Super Bowl championship.

Broncos: QB Bo Nix (180 passing yards per game), WR Courtland Sutton (13.2 yards per rec.), LB Jonathon Cooper (4.5 sacks)

Saints: RB Alvin Kamara (428 rush yards, 6 TD), WR Rashid Shaheed (17.5 yards per rec., 3 TD), CB Paulson Adebo (3 INT)

How to watch BRONCOS – SAINTS

• Who: Denver Broncos vs. New Orleans Saints
• When: Thursday, October 17, 2024
• Time: 8:15 p.m. Eastern
• Where: Caesars Superdome | New Orleans, Louisiana
• Channel: Prime Video
• Only streaming option: Prime Video. However, if you live in Denver or New Orleans, you can also watch ABC (Denver) or NBC (New Orleans) for free through a free trial with Fubo.

About Amazon Prime Video

Amazon Prime Video offers a 30-day free trial. If you are an Amazon Prime member, this video service is included in your membership at no additional cost. Joining Amazon Prime costs $14.99/month or $139 annually. The streaming service offers blockbuster movies, hit shows, Amazon Originals and sports, including select NFL games for the 2024 season.

About FuboTV

Fubo (free trial and $20 off your first month) has three main packages: Pro is $79.99/month; Elite costs $89.99; Premier costs $99.99. Cancel before the free trial ends to avoid charges. Fubo offers access to more than 185 sports, entertainment and news channels. You can record games, TV shows, movies and more.

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With frost and freeze conditions in most areas Thursday morning, the National Weather Service has suspended freeze warnings and freeze warnings for the season. There could be some frost again overnight into Friday morning. Low temperatures will fall into the mid 30s.

It continues with sunny skies and a warmer trendy Friday. Afternoon temperatures in the mid to upper 60s will feel quite comfortable with bright conditions and light winds.

Dry weather is expected to continue throughout most of the 7-day forecast. This is not good news. The latest drought monitor shows moderate drought extending south across the state. A rainfall deficit of more than 3 inches since September 1 puts Indy firmly in the “abnormally dry” category.

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Indianapolis Weather Forecast:
Tonight: Mostly clear. Low: 37°
Friday: Mostly sunny. High: 68°
Saturday: Mostly sunny. High: 72°
Sunday: Mostly sunny. High: 74°
Monday: Mostly sunny. High: 75°

7-day weather forecast for Indianapolis

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What are all publication times for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6? When can you Preload Call of Duty: Black Ops 6? What is that? Download size from Call of Duty: Black Ops 6? With the new Treyarch launch Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 set to release on October 25, 2024 for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and PC, this page will give you all the important points and information you need to know, as we are close to publication. We cover all publication timesif you can Preloadand the Download size from Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 below.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6: All global release times

Console players on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One will be able to play Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 as soon as it launches October 25, 2024, midnight in your regional time zone. There is no set time when the title will be fully unlocked for all console players; All you have to do is wait until midnight of the official release date and then the game will launch for all systems.

If you keep playing PC above steam or Battle.Netthe game is unlocked and can be played 9pm PT To October 24, 2024. Check out the image below to see how this affects your time zone:

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6: All preload times

The ability to do so Preload The full Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 game, including all modes (Campaign, Multiplayer, Zombies), is available for all platforms starting October 21, 2024 at 9 a.m. PT. This time means the following worldwide:

• North America: 9:00 a.m. PDT / 10:00 a.m. MDT / 11:00 a.m. CDT / 12:00 p.m. EDT
• Great Britain/Ireland: 5:00pm BST
• Europe: 6:00 p.m. CEST / 7:00 p.m. EEST
• Asia/Oceania: 1am (Tuesday) JST / 12pm (Tuesday) AWST / 3am (Tuesday) AEDT

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6: All Download Sizes

The Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 download size hasn’t been officially confirmed yet, but accounts that use the backend of the PS Store have publicly revealed what they believe are the file sizes of both campaign packs and multiplayer on PS5 and PS4.

According to Charlie Intel and PlayStation Game Size, they are as follows:

PS5

• Campaign Pack 1: 16,443 GB
• Campaign Pack 2: 20,998 GB
• Multiplayer Pack: TBD

PS4

• Campaign Pack 1: 1.5 GB
• Campaign Pack 2: 15.9 GB
• Multiplayer pack: 12.1 GB

If this information is officially announced before publication, we will update this guide with actual download sizes.

Did you find our guide? All global release times, pre-load and download size makes sense for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6? Let us know in the comments below.

This Denver coach never shies away from the spotlight.

October 17, 2024 by Keith Raynor And Lindsay Sooo in news with comments

“There are a lot of characters in this sport, but I’m not sure there’s anyone as good as Joe Durst.” – Evan Lepler

Joe Durst has coached many high-profile teams from Molly Brown to Johnny Bravo to the national team. Check out some of this Denver-based trainer’s best quirky clips from over the years! What will he bring to the sidelines at this year’s club championships?

Video analysis: The best interviews with Joe Durst

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1. Keith Raynor
   

   

   Keith Raynor is senior editor and business development manager at Ultiworld. He co-hosts our Deep Look podcast and does play-by-play and color commentary. He coaches UConn Rise, the college’s women’s team. You can reach him by email ([email protected]) or on Twitter (@FullFieldHammer).

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   Lindsay Soo is a video editor and producer for Ultiworld based in North Carolina. They have been playing competitively since 2012 and training since 2018. Their experience includes D-III and DI collegiate, club, semi-professional and international competitions. On Twitter and Instagram @soonami14, @soo_digital_media

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In honor of National Transfer Student Week (NTSW), held annually the third week of October, Texas A&M University highlights the contributions and achievements of its transfer student community.

With approximately 3,000 students, transfer admissions make up approximately 4% of the student body at Texas A&M. Notably, their four- and six-year retention and graduation rates are higher than those of traditional students.

“I think many on our campus will be surprised that the retention and graduation rates of our transfer students are actually higher year over year,” said Dr. Timothy Scott, vice provost for academic affairs. “These rates are a testament to the quality of the transfer students we accept and the University’s efforts to welcome them and support their success.”

Texas A&M offers several transfer-specific resources, including the Transfer Student Program (TSP), which includes the Transfer Village and peer mentors, and T-Camp, an orientation experience specifically for transfer students. This semester, Texas A&M launched the Transfer Luminary Scholarship Program to further its commitment to the success of transfer students.

“The Transfer Luminary Scholarship Program has been newly established and will award scholarships to 50 students in the Fall 2024 cohort,” said Val Coleman, TSP associate director. “The TSP provides academic, adjustment and mentoring support and aims to foster a sense of community between transfer students and the Luminary Scholars.”

In recognition of NTSW, two Aggies shared their experiences as transfer students on campus.

Emily Brown ’26 – Searching for her Aggie family

Junior Emily Brown attended Houston Community College as part of its Honors College, a program designed to help students transition to a four-year college. After completing her associate degree, Brown decided to transfer to Texas A&M to pursue her bachelor’s degree in workforce development.

“A&M is super prestigious,” Brown said. “It had the Aggie network and sense of community that I felt was missing from a community college perspective.”

Before her first semester at Texas A&M, Brown decided to attend T-Camp, a three-day orientation for transfer students that followed her New Student Conference (NSC). Through her NSC and T-Camp, Brown networked with other transfer students and learned about TSP.

“Learning TSP was one of the first things that made me not feel alone,” Brown said. “It said, ‘A&M has many ways to help, but we’re here specifically for you,’ and that was a huge relief.”

When her classes began, Brown experienced “transfer shock,” a phenomenon in which students have difficulty adjusting academically and socially after transferring. To address these feelings, Brown turned to the TSP and the Transfer Village.

“The Transfer Village was a safe place both physically and mentally,” Brown said. “I had this one place on campus where I could be with staff and other students who knew what I was going through.”

As her first semester nears the end, Brown feels supported and accepted by the Aggie community and hopes future transfer students can find the same sense of belonging.

“I want to encourage the next generation of transfer students because it can be very easy to get lost and slip through the cracks, but we are here,” Brown said. “You don’t start here as a freshman, but you find your way here. You find your way to be an Aggie.”

Raeesah Khan ‘25 – Encourage growth and mentorship

Psychology major Raeesah Khan attended Lone Star College before transferring to Texas A&M, a university she felt was a perfect fit for her.

“A&M was an opportunity to grow outside of Houston, and I felt like I needed the change of environment to meet new people,” Khan said. “Plus, I’ve heard about the Aggie Network since college became a regular part of my life, so I thought about it.”

During her first year as an Aggie, Khan struggled with imposter syndrome, a feeling of self-doubt that often leaves someone wondering if they belong, even if they’ve earned their spot.

“It was definitely a really big adjustment because I never realized how big the classes would be,” Khan said. “At first I was overwhelmed, but then I realized I had to learn differently.”

After overcoming the challenges she faced as a transfer student, Khan realized she wanted to help other transfer students do the same. She then applied to be a transfer peer mentor at TSP.

“It is beneficial for both me and the students to be a mentor,” Khan said. “It helped me network with other transfer students because I can learn from their experiences. The TSP is a great way to learn about resources.”

Students can visit the TSP and Transfer Village on the second floor of Hotard Hall to learn more about resources for transfer students. Additionally, students can follow @successtamu on Instagram for information about NTSW events on campus.

“Transfer students are an important part of our student body,” Scott said. “They bring a different experience to campus that can help us learn how to better serve all students.”