The Denver Broncos clashes with the Oakland Raiders on November 9 at the O.co Coliseum in Oakland, California.

The game starts at 4:05 pm ET and can be watched online through live stream via the link provided below (free for subscribers).

The Broncos (6-2) are looking to prevent a potential two game losing streak following their crushing 43-21 defeat to Tom Brady and the rest of the New England Patriots (on November 2), when Denver QB Peyton Manning went 34-57 for 438 yards, highlighted by two touchdown passes and two interceptions.

"Well, I don't usually stink, but I stunk today," said Manning to reporters.

"I don't make any excuses. The quarterback stinks, usually you're not going to win many games."

Denver head coach John Fox revealed that the Broncos' impressive first half would not mean a thing if his squad doesn't rebound from last week's battle between two future NFL Hall of Famers.

"Shoot, there's half the season left," said Fox to reporters.

"I mean, we're only halfway. There's been a bunch of anointed teams already. That doesn't mean anything. Truth be told, you're two weeks away from disaster, and that's the NFL."

Meanwhile, the win-less Raiders (0-8) were recently crushed by a final score of 30-24 to the defending Super Bowl Champion Seahawks last Sunday, a game where QB Derek Carr went 24-41 for 194 yards, underlined by two touchdown passes, two interceptions in addition to getting sacked one time to Seattle's potent defense.

Now, Raiders are attempting to prevent a prospective nine game losing streak in their upcoming match versus the Broncos this Sunday.

"This business is about wins," said Raiders head coach Tony Sparano to reporters.

"You're seeing a lot of young players that are going to be the core of this football team for a long time that are really getting involved and contributing an awful lot."

The game will begin at 4:05 pm ET and can be watched on TV via the CBS network or online through live stream by clicking here.