What if wireless operators had the network capacity to offer competitively priced, high-speed home broadband throughout the country? How would consumers benefit from this new alternative to cable broadband? This research paper seeks to answer these questions, presenting original estimates of the likely penetration rate of fixed wireless access (FWA) at different price points and speed combinations in a world absent any capacity constraints. We use these estimates to model the annual savings to both new FWA subscribers as well as remaining wireline broadband customers.