Broncos Defeat Chargers 23-17: How to Stream Replays and Highlights
Fans can access game replays and highlights following the Broncos’ 23-17 win over the Chargers.
The Denver Broncos secured a 23-17 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, October 11, 2026. The divisional loss keeps the Chargers winless on the season, dropping them to 0-5 under head coach Jim Harbaugh. For fans who missed the live CBS broadcast, the full game is now available for on-demand viewing through official NFL replay services.
The Broncos secured the win by weathering a late-game push from Los Angeles. Although the Los Angeles offense struggled in the closing minutes, Broncos defenders intercepted Justin Herbert late in the fourth quarter, and the game ended when Herbert was sacked on the final play of regulation.
provides full game replays for fans on mobile devices and smart TVs.
Where to Watch Game Replays
Since the live window has concluded, viewers can no longer access the game through standard live-streaming subscriptions like Paramount+ or Fubo in real-time. Instead, the NFL provides several tiers of post-game access:
- NFL+ Premium: This is the primary source for full-game and condensed replays for the 2026 season. This service allows fans to watch every play without commercials shortly after the live broadcast ends.
- NFL App and YouTube: Shorter highlight packages, typically ranging from 10 to 15 minutes, are available for free on the NFL’s official YouTube channel and mobile app. These summaries cover all scoring plays and critical turnovers, such as the late-game interception of Herbert.
- Paramount+: While Paramount+ Essential (priced at $8.99 per month in late 2026) carried the live CBS feed, it does not typically host full-game archives for long-term on-demand viewing. It remains a primary option for live AFC games throughout the remainder of the season.
Fans using the standard NFL+ tier should note that live mobile streaming for local and primetime games is restricted to smartphones and tablets. These live streams cannot be cast to a television, though NFL+ Premium subscribers can access full replays on larger screens and smart TV apps.
Upcoming Schedule and Coverage
The Broncos’ victory provides them with early-season momentum in the AFC West standings, while the Chargers continue to search for their first win of the Harbaugh era. For future matchups, viewers often utilize various genre packs to ensure coverage across different networks. For example, DIRECTV offers a MySports Genre Pack for $69.99 per month, which includes ESPN, FS1, and NFL Network for games not broadcast on local affiliates or CBS.
The Denver defense’s ability to pressure Herbert in the final moments proved to be the deciding factor in the 23-17 finish. Highlights of the final sack and the Denver celebrations are currently cycling through NFL Network’s “Total Access” and other sports news cycles.
