The Washington Commanders (3-8) are an underdog by 5.5 points as they aim to halt a six-game skid in a matchup with the Denver Broncos (9-2) on Sunday, November 30, 2025 at Northwest Stadium.

Broncos vs. Commanders game infoGame day: Sunday, November 30, 2025Game time: 8:20 p.m. ETTV channel: NBC/PeacockLocation: Landover, MarylandStadium: Northwest StadiumLive stream: Watch this game on Fubo (Regional restrictions may apply)

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Broncos vs. Commanders odds & betting linesSpread favorite: Denver (-5.5)Moneyline: Denver (-273), Washington (+222)Total: 43.5 points

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Broncos vs. Commanders recent matchupsThe last three matchups between these two teams have resulted in a Dallas victory two times.Washington has had the scoring advantage in those three matchups, recording 72 points while Denver notched 61.Broncos vs. Commanders betting insightsDenver has won five games against the spread so far this season (5-6-0). In seven games as a moneyline favorite, the Broncos have gone 6-1. Washington is 3-8-0 against the spread so far this season. The Commanders’ record is 1-7 when playing as the underdog this year.Broncos scoring insightsThe Broncos’ scoring average at home, 26.2 points per game, is higher than their average away, 20.0.Defensively, Denver allows fewer points at home (16.2 per game) than on the road (19.0).The Broncos have scored 17.3 points per game in the division, below their average outside the division of 25.6.Denver has conceded 16.3 points per game in the division, which is better than its average outside the division of 17.9.The Broncos rank 26th in scoring offense over the last three contests (16.7 points per game), but they rank second-best in scoring defense during that timeframe (13.7 points per game surrendered).Commanders scoring insightsAt home, the Commanders’ scoring average is 24.4 points per game, which is better than their average on the road (19.0).Defensively, Washington’s average at home, 27.4 points conceded, is not quite as good as its average on the road, 26.5.The Commanders are 27th in the NFL in points scored for the past three games (16.3 per game) and fourth-worst in points conceded (32.7).Broncos injury reportBroncos:
Nate Adkins: Did Not Participate In Practice (Knee),
Pat Surtain II: Full Participation in Practice (Pectoral),
Jonah Elliss: Limited Participation in Practice (Illness),
Alex Singleton: Full Participation in Practice (Illness),
Jonathon Cooper: Full Participation in Practice (Thumb),
Pat Bryant: Full Participation in Practice (Shoulder)Commanders injury reportCommanders:
Chris Moore: Full Participation in Practice (Shoulder),
Ben Sinnott: Full Participation in Practice (Ankle),
Ale Kaho: Full Participation in Practice (Concussion),
Drake Jackson: Limited Participation in Practice (Knee),
Will Harris: Full Participation in Practice (Ankle),
Terry McLaurin: Full Participation in Practice (Quad),
Frankie Luvu: Limited Participation in Practice (Shoulder),
Jaylin Lane: Limited Participation in Practice (Hip),
Jayden Daniels: Limited Participation in Practice (Elbow),
Treylon Burks: Limited Participation in Practice (Finger),
Noah Brown: Full Participation in Practice (Groin),
Chris Rodriguez: Full Participation in Practice (Illness),
Tyler Ott: Full Participation in Practice (Illness),
Laremy Tunsil: Did Not Participate In Practice (NIR – Rest),
Von Miller: Did Not Participate In Practice (NIR – Rest),
Zach Ertz: Did Not Participate In Practice (NIR – Rest)

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