Week 7 is here. And the teams are feeling the heat. Not pun wise, but literally. By week 7, the players are long enough in the practice camps and matchups, which test their strength and readiness. Hence, today we have come up with something interesting. It’s Broncos vs Saints. But what will be the weather like for today’s game?

Well, the kickoff will happen at 8:15 pm ET at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. The skies will remain clear, and the temperature will also go down as the game progresses. In the first quarter, the temperature is set to hover around 65 °F, which will fall to 63 °F in the 2nd quarter and further to 62 °F after halftime.

Players might feel sweaty as humidity will increase throughout the game. The conditions will be 48% humid, which will become 54% humid in the 2nd quarter. In the 2nd half, the humidity will remain constant around 58%. The quarterbacks might have to use gloves as their palms get sweaty during such situations. The visibility will stay constant at around 10 meters.

The gusts might also pose a problem to the offense. While the Weather Report indicates that the wind will remain steady at around 5 mph, the sudden gusts are much more windy, with 9 mph in the first half and 8 mph in the second game. It might turn out to be an intense battle as both teams will vouch for a win. While the Broncos have a 3-3 win-loss record, the Saints are struggling at a 2-4 record.

Let’s check out the offense of both teams to get an idea.

Saints Spencer Rattler vs Broncos Bo Nix: Who will win?

The Saints have a problem going into the week 7 matchup. The premier quarterback Derek Carr didn’t participate in practice. Hence, he is now questionable. It’s being rumored that Spencer Rattler will be starting for the team. In the week 6 loss, he had 22 of 40 passes with 243 passing yards with 1 touchdown.

For the Broncos, the rookie quarterback Bo Nix has been doing the job. He has shown glimpses of greatness for them. In the passing department, Nix has 121 of 198 passes with 1,082 passing yards and 5 touchdowns. His rushing game has also been on point with 37 attempts in 180 yards with 3 touchdowns.

Now that’s the comparison of the teams. Let’s check where you can watch the game. For the fans who watch the game on TV, they can turn on the WDSU 6, for Saints fans, and ABC Denver 7, for the Broncos fans. If the fans want to watch the game streaming, they can watch it on Amazon Prime Video. Well, the excitement for Thursday Night Football is on. It will start the next few days of week 7 action for football lovers.