How to listen to Buccaneers vs. Broncos NFL Week 3 game on the radio

After two fantastic weeks to start the season, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are trying to get to 3-0 for the first time in almost 20 years.

The last time the Bucs started that hot was back in 2005, which is hard to believe, considering how great things were once Tom Brady arrived. Even with how well that chapter was, it didn't involve any undefeated starts to the season—at least none that lasted as long as what Tampa Bay can do this week.

Sean Payton prevented the Bucs from an undefeated start the first year Brady was in Tampa Bay, and he will try to play spoiler again this Sunday. He's in town with the Denver Broncos, a team the Bucs should beat but could struggle against in a trap game.

If all goes well, Tampa Bay should take care of business rather easily. Nothing about the Broncos is particularly intimidating, and rookie Bo Nix doesn't need much help to get himself into trouble. Even with a defense depleted by injuries, the Bucs are in a position that if they can stay out of their own way then the first 3-0 start since Jon Gruden was the head coach is in store.

Radio stations for Buccaneers vs. Broncos

Catching the game on television is one thing, but any Buccaneers fan can tell you that the sweet sounds of Gene Deckerhoff will go a long way in making a Sunday even better.

Buccaneers radio network

• Tampa Bay / Sarasota x WXTB 97.9 FM × Bucs Flagship Station
• Brooksville x WWJB 1450 AM
• Daytona Beach × WLOV 99.5 FM
• Englewood × WENG 1530 AM/99.1 FM/107.5 FM
• Ft. Myers/Naples × WBNC 770 AM/98.1 FM/104.3 FM
• Gainesville/Ocala × WRUF 850 AM/98.1 FM
• Homosassa Springs * WXCV 95.3 FM
• Lakeland × WLKF 1430 AM/96.7 FM
• Melbourne x WICX 1060 AM/105.5 FM
• Orlando x WYGM 740 AM/ 96.9 FM
• Port St. Lucie x WPSL 1590 AM/WSTU 1450 AM
• Pensacola × WBSR 1450 AM/101.1 FM
• Sebring × WJCM 1050 AM/106.3 FM

National radio networks

Fans outside the Tampa or Denver area can listen to the game's radio broadcast by flipping to SiriusXM Radio. Buccaneers fans will want to tune into Channel 230 for the Tampa Bay broadcast, while Broncos fans wanting to hear their announcers should find Channel 385.

Buccaneers vs. Broncos TV channel

For the third straight week, the Buccaneers will be on FOX but will have an announcer change for the first time. Kevin Kugler and Daryl Johnston called the first two games of the season, but they'll be in Tennessee for the Packers-Titans game.

Instead, the Bucs will be getting Tim Brando and Matt Millen in the booth for Sunday's game against the Broncos.

• Date: Sunday, September 22, 2024
• Start Time: 1 pm ET
• Location: Raymond James Stadium | Tampa Bay, FL
• TV Channel: FOX
• Announcers: Tim Brando, Matt Millen
• Live Stream: NFL Sunday Ticket | Fubo
• Radio: WXTB 97.9 FM | More Radio Affiliates

It's a NFL on FOX doubleheader, which means fans in Tampa will be getting a second game after the Buccaneers one ends. Like most of the country, the Ravens-Cowboys game will be broadcast locally while the only CBS game this will be the Dolphins-Seahawks game also slated to kick off in the late window.

This means that during the Bucs-Broncos game, there will not be another regionally broadcast game on television.

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