The Buffalo Bills are going to be subjected to Peyton and Eli Manning for the first time during their Week 13 meeting with the New England Patriots.
The Bills (7-4) host the Patriots (8-4) in a huge AFC East matchup. The winner will hold first place in the division and the game is scheduled for Monday.
Earlier this season, Buffalo traveled to Tennessee and lost to the Titans on Monday Night Football. However, that game did not have a “Manning Cast” option.
According to Sporting News, the Manning brothers’ popular secondary broadcast of the weekly game on ESPN is scheduled to only happen 10 times during its 2021 debut season. It was not scheduled to happen for the entire season and Bills-Titans was one of their weeks off.
Because of that, Week 13 is the first time Buffalo can choose between seeing their Bills on the traditional broadcast of the game on ESPN’s flagship station or the “Manning Cast” version on ESPN2.
Earlier this season, Buffalo quarterback Josh Allen joined the Mannings as a guest during their Week 8 show.
Typically four guests will be invited to join the broadcast with Peyton and Eli Manning, one for each quarter.
Guest are typically announced later in the week.
Bills Wire will provide that update when it become available.
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