Denver Broncos vs. Cincinnati Bengals weather report: Latest on Paycor Stadium conditions for Week 17 game

The Denver Broncos could secure a postseason berth with a victory over the Cincinnati Bengals at Paycor Stadium on Saturday, meaning that significant playoff ramifications are at stake for the Week 17 matchup.

Before this game, though, there is an intriguing viewpoint to consider. With two games left in the AFC standings, the Broncos lead Cincinnati by two games. However, if the Bengals win today and in Week 18 and Denver loses today and next week, the Bengals will have the tiebreaker edge and pass the Broncos for a postseason berth.

Let's examine the Cincinnati weather forecast for the late afternoon before the much-awaited game.

Weather forecast for Broncos vs. Bengals on Saturday

The latest weather forecast for the Bengals vs. Broncos game in Cincinnati indicates that it will be largely cloudy inside Paycor Stadium, with a high of 60 degrees predicted at kickoff. However, weather reports are often changing. Rain showers are also predicted to come in the game as it goes along, but as usual, that could also change.

Weather-wise, Cincinnati is predicted to have a pleasant day overall, aside from the possibility of rain. The 2-4 mph wind is not significant enough to impact both sides' passing and kicking games.

How to watch Denver Broncos vs. Cincinnati Bengals in Week 17?

Three games are scheduled for Saturday this week, including the matchup between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Denver Broncos in Ohio.

Denver was not considered a playoff candidate prior to the 2024 season, but with rookie quarterback Bo Nix, the team has emerged as one of the NFL's major surprises. In contrast, the Bengals were expected to compete in the AFC this season, but as of Week 17, their patchy defensive play means they are not in the playoff picture.

The Bengals must win at Paycor Stadium on Saturday to stay in the running for the playoffs. A win for the Broncos, meanwhile, would ensure their postseason berth. The team will still be eligible for the playoffs even if they lose today but defeat the Kansas City Chiefs, who are assured of the top spot in the AFC, in Week 18.

Everything you need to see the contest, including the TV schedule and streaming information, is provided below:

Date and Time: Saturday, Dec. 28 at 4:30 p.m. ET

Location: Paycor Stadium, Cincinnati, Ohio

TV: NFL Network

Announcers: Kevin Harlan (play-by-play), Trent Green (color analyst), Melanie Collins (sideline reporter)

Live streaming: NFL+, YouTube TV's NFL Sunday Ticket, FuboTV