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What time do the Eagles play today? How to watch Philadelphia vs. New Orleans Saints


What time do the Eagles play today? How to watch Philadelphia vs. New Orleans Saints

From murals to merchandise, local businesses are helping fans show their Philadelphia Eagles pride


From murals to merchandise, local businesses are helping fans show their Philadelphia Eagles pride

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After a embarrassing defeat against the Atlanta Falcons In Week 2, the 1-1 Philadelphia Eagles (1-1) will try to turn things around on Sunday when they play against the New Orleans Saints (2-0).

This is what fans need to know before kickoff at the Caesars Superdome.

When do the Eagles play today?

After two consecutive weeks of prime time, loyal Eagles fans can look forward to a Sunday afternoon game.

Kickoff for Eagles-Saints is at 1:00 p.m. ET in New Orleans, Louisiana.

How to watch the Eagles game

Sunday’s game will be broadcast locally on FOX. Fans nationwide can also stream the game on NFL+.

Eagles injury report

Philadelphia must again do without its star wideout AJ Brown due to a thigh injuryBrown was injured during practice on Friday before Monday night’s game against Atlanta and did not practice all week, the team said.

Starting safety CJ Gardner-Johnson was also added to injury report on Thursday with a foot injury. Gardener did not practice on Friday and his participation in Sunday’s game is still questionable.

On the other hand, the Eagles announced on Saturday that they promoted wide receiver Parris Campbell and tight end Jack Stoll from the practice squad for the Battle of the Bayou.

Saints go into Week 3 with 2-0

The Saints are one of only seven teams still undefeated heading into Week 3.

New Orleans opened its season with a 47-10 win over the Carolina Panthers, followed by a 44-19 win over the Cowboys on their home turf in Dallas – a welcome result for die-hard Philly fans.

As of Friday, the Saints had twelve players on their injury list. Starting defensive tackle Khalen Saunders is out, while LB D’Marco Jackson, TE Taysom Hill, tackle Landon Young, safety Will Harris and wide receiver AT Perry are questionable.

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