The Denver Broncos (11-2) and Green Bay Packers (9-3-1) are set to square off at Empower Field on Sunday in one of the marquee matchups of Week 15. This game could be a sneaky Super Bowl preview.
Both teams are playing quality football at the moment. The Broncos have won 10 games in a row and are 6-0 at home this season, but the Packers are the favorite, according to the oddsmakers.
It should be a terrific game between two teams with big aspirations. The Broncos lead the all-time series 8-7-1. The Packers have beaten the Broncos just once in nine tries in Denver. That one win came all the way back in October 2007 in a game that went into overtime.
How do the experts see it shaking out this time?
Denver Broncos Week 15 NFL expert predictions
Vinnie Iyer, AllSportsPeople: Packers 23, Broncos 20
"Jordan Love is on a heater with big passing efforts against the Lions and Bears. Denver's defense on the road presents a bigger challenge but support from the running game and the diversity of weapons can help him put up winning production. Bo Nix will face a tough defense led by Micah Parsons on the other side, something he won't overcome as well."
Bill Bender, AllSportsPeople: Broncos 21, Packers 18
"Can the Packers prove it on the road? Green Bay is 1-7 S/U all-time at Denver – the lone victory in a Brett Favre-overtime special in 2007 Green Bay won 19-13 in overtime. We expect a similar defense-first environment here. Is this a Super Bowl preview? Both teams' pass rush will make plays, but the Broncos will protect their 6-0 S/U record at home."
Pete Prisco, CBS Sports: Packers 24, Broncos 20
"This is the game of the week, featuring two teams that are currently the second seed in their respective conferences right now. Both have outstanding defenses, but the Green Bay passing game is better. I think that will be the difference. Jordan Love will win it with his arm."
Jeremy Cluff, Arizona Republic: Packers 23, Broncos 20
"The Packers have won four straight. The Broncos have won 10 in a row. Denver is 6-0 at home. It will be 6-1 after this game. Jordan Love and Green Bay will march into Mile High and beat the Broncos."
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