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!^@[LIVE STREA.Ms!] Philadelphia Eagles vs Atlanta Falcons LIVE STREAM ON TV Channel 17 September 2024
!^@[LIVE STREA.Ms!] Philadelphia Eagles vs Atlanta Falcons LIVE STREAM ON TV Channel 17 September 2024
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Monday Night Football game today Week 2: Eagles vs. Falcons time, TV channel, streaming
WATCH 🔴📺▶ Falcons vs Eagles LIVE
WATCH 🔴📺▶ Monday Night Football Game LIVE
Monday Night Football schedule continues with Week 2 of the 2024 NFL season, featuring the Philadelphia Eagles and Atlanta Falcons. The game will be broadcast and streamed on ESPN, with the livestream on ESPN+, and Jason Kelce will make a guest appearance in the TV booth.
The Eagles are without Pro Bowl receiver A.J. Brown, who tweaked a hamstring in Friday's practice and was ruled out Sunday, but have plenty of offensive playmakers in quarterback Jalen Hurts, receiver DeVonta Smith and running back Saquon Barkley, making his home Eagles debut.
Eagles vs. Falcons takes place at 8:15 p.m. in Philadelphia at Lincoln Financial Field. It pits the Eagles against quarterback Kirk Cousins remarkably for the third straight year in Philly in Week 2 in primetime. This time however, Cousins leads the Falcons, signing in free agency after six seasons on the Minnesota Vikings.
The Eagles have had Cousins' number recently, winning last year in Week 2 on Thursday night, 34-28, despite four pass TDs from Cousins, and won 24-7 on Monday night in 2022's Week 2. But he now has Bijan Robinson to hand off to.
The Eagles are 1-0 after defeating the Green Bay Packers, 34-29, in Brazil on Friday in Week 1. The Falcons are 0-1 having lost 18-10 at home to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Here's how to watch the Eagles-Falcons game, including time, TV schedule and streaming information:
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What time is Eagles vs. Falcons game?
Date: Monday, Sept. 16.
Time: 8:15 p.m. ET.
Where: Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia.
What channel is Eagles vs. Falcons game on?
TV channel: ESPN (main broadcast) and ESPN2 (ManningCast).
Livestream: ESPN+ (sign up offer).
Who is announcing the Eagles vs. Falcons game on Monday night?
ESPN play-by-play: Joe Buck.
Analyst: Troy Aikman.
Sideline reporter: Lisa Salters.
Guest in booth: Jason Kelce.
Eagles future Hall of Fame center Jason Kelce will join the booth in the third quarter on a night the Eagles honor Super Bowl 52 MVP Nick Foles, who announced his retirement in August.Kelce is on ESPN "Monday Night Countdown" this season after retiring from the NFL in the offseason. Co-hosts Scott Van Pelt, Ryan Clark, and Marcus Spears and Kelce will be live pregame from Xfinity Live! near Lincoln Financial Field. The pregame show typically has its set on the field.
Eagles vs. Falcons radio for Monday Night Football in NFL Week 2
National radio: Westwood One, Scott Graham (play-by-play), Mike Mayock (analysis).
Is there a ManningCast tonight for Eagles vs. Falcons on Monday night in Week 2?
Yes, Peyton Manning and Eli Manning will host their live alternative broadcast during the Eagles vs. Falcons game in Week 2 on Monday Night Football. You can watch it on ESPN2 and stream on ESPN+. The show features live reaction, analysis and guests.
Eagles vs. Falcons betting odds
Game spread: Eagles -5½.
Over/under: 45½.
Moneyline: Eagles -250, Falcons +200.
Odds provided by BetMGM as of Monday afternoon.
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