2013 NFL preseason games will conclude with Thursday’s games in week 4. Indianapolis Colts will be playing against Cincinnati Bengals at 7:00 PM ET in Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Indianapolis Colts Aim for 2013 Super Bowl title
Indianapolis Colts have high hopes to win their Super Bowl title this year with an entirely new roster, including all-star quarterback Andrew Luck, new offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton, and new head coach Chuck Pagano.
Turning in last season one of the best rookie seasons in NFL history, Luck led the Colts in a nine-game improvement and in reaching the playoffs last season. Hamilton has installed a power-running game with double-tight end formations, according to Miami Herald. Both of them are playing the same offense that they used at Stanford.
Meanwhile, Pagno, former Baltimore Raven's defensive coordinator, wants and asserts that he can replicate Raven’s success in winning last year’s title.
In the preseason games, Colts’ defenses have changed face and the opposition teams were ruthlessly sacked and left without room for completions.
Cincinnati Bengals, the Best Defensive Line in NFL
With one of the best rosters in NFL, the Bengals, on the other hand, are shooting for a third straight playoff appearance. The young team has showed their exceptional performance in the preseason games thus far in probably the best defensive line in NFL and an elite offensive line.
Bengals’ quarterback Andy Dalton and offensive coordinator Jay Gruden are expected to raise their game in the playoffs, and sports commentators have high expectations for them. Meanwhile, Giovani Bernard and Tyler Eifert, both rookies, are expected to add to the team’s formidable offense.
This year, fans want to see their team not just showing up at playoffs, but making a longer run.
Local TV Broadcasting Channels
Colts broadcast (Kevin Lee, Barry Krauss):
WNDY 23 (MyTV – Indianapolis)
WMYO 58 (MyTV – Louisville)
WFFT 55 (FOX – Fort Wayne)
WCWW 25 (CW – South Bend)
WTWO 2 (NBC – Terre Haute)
WTVW 7 (CW – Evansville)
WCIX 49 (MyTV – Springfield IL)
Bengals broadcast (Brad Johansen, Anthony Muñoz):
WKRC 12 (CBS – Cincinnati)
WSYX 6 (ABC – Columbus)
WRGT 45 (FOX – Dayton)
WLIO 8.2 (FOX – Lima OH)
WDRB 41 (FOX – Louisville)
Online Video and Audio Live Streaming, Rewind Subscriptions
NFL Network is offering live streaming access to all 65 preseason games through its Preseason Live. The live streaming is available through a one-time subscription fee of $14.99, which is good through September 15, 2013. With Preseason Live, viewers can watch replays of every game in HD quality video on computer, tablets, smart phones. Subscribers have the option to watch the games in dual or quad view.
Other way to watch the NFL games on your computer, tablet or phone online is through DirectTV’s NFL Sunday Ticket. The subscription of $44.99 or $59.99 per month for five months give you access to every out-of-market game, every Sunday, in HD video format. Also, it gives access to real-time stats and scores.
Besides watching the games, NFL fans can listen to every games live through NFL’s Audio Pass. With a subscription fee of $39.99, listeners receive access through July 31, 2014 to all 65 preseason games, 256 regular season games, home or away broadcasts, archived games, Spanish broadcasts, and chats.
If you were unable to watch or listen to the games live, you can access full replays of every past and 2013 NFL game online, including playoffs and Super Bowl archives through NFL’s Game Rewind. This subscription gives you access from your computer, tablets, and mobile devices. The one time subscription fee of $69.99 or 4 payments of $17.99 per month gives subscribers access through July 31, 214.
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