When Eagles Game On Tv? Find Your Local Listings

For fans of the Philadelphia Eagles, finding out when their team is playing on TV can be a challenge, especially with the numerous channels and platforms available. To help navigate this, we've put together a comprehensive guide on how to find your local listings for Eagles games.

Understanding NFL TV Broadcasts

The National Football League (NFL) has a complex broadcast schedule, with games aired on various networks such as NBC, CBS, FOX, and ESPN. The specific channel airing an Eagles game depends on the day of the week, the time of the game, and whether it’s a nationally televised matchup. NBC’s Sunday Night Football often features high-profile games, while Thursday Night Football is broadcast on FOX and the NFL Network.

NFL Broadcast Channels

Here’s a breakdown of the primary channels that broadcast NFL games, including Eagles matchups:

• NBC (Sunday Night Football): Known for its prime-time games, NBC often airs significant matchups.
• CBS: This network broadcasts AFC games, but can also air NFC games when they are hosted by an AFC team.
• FOX: As the primary broadcaster of NFC games, FOX is where you’ll find most Eagles games, especially those on Sundays.
• ESPN: Monday Night Football is aired exclusively on ESPN, featuring a doubleheader on the first week of the season and a single game for the rest of the year.

Streaming Eagles Games

With the rise of streaming services, fans have more options than ever to watch Eagles games without traditional cable. NFL Sunday Ticket is a popular choice for out-of-market games, while services like Hulu with Live TV, YouTube TV, and Amazon Prime Video offer access to local channels and some national broadcasts. For Thursday Night Football, Amazon Prime Video is the exclusive streaming home.

Local Listings and Blackout Rules

It’s essential to understand that the NFL has blackout rules in place, which can affect local listings. If a game is not sold out 72 hours before kickoff, it may be blacked out in the local market, meaning it won’t air on local TV. However, with the NFL’s current policies, blackout rules are less stringent, and most games are available locally, especially when they are broadcast nationally.

For the most accurate and up-to-date information on Eagles game broadcasts in your area, checking local TV listings or the Eagles' official website is recommended. They provide the latest on which channels will air upcoming games, helping you plan your viewing schedule accordingly.