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How to watch Saints vs. Browns today: Time, TV channel for Week 11

Everything to know about how to watch the upcoming matchup between the New Orleans Saints and the Cleveland Browns.

The New Orleans Saints got back to the right side of the win column in shocking fashion last week with a 20-17 victory over the Atlanta Falcons.

The team could not have asked for a better start to the Darren Rizzi era after parting ways with Dennis Allen in Caesars Superdome, and will have the perfect opportunity to keep the momentum rolling with a matchup against the 2-7 Cleveland Browns as they make their way to the Big Easy.

Cleveland is slightly favored in this matchup by a mere point in a game that is almost certain to come down to the wire. And it will mark the Saints’ first opportunity in months to prove they can stack wins after snapping an abysmal seven-game losing streak.

Here’s how to watch the Saints and Browns game, including time, TV schedule and streaming information:

What channel is Saints vs. Browns game on today? Time, TV schedule

TV Channel: FOX

Start time: 1 p.m. ET

Saints vs. Browns will broadcast nationally on FOX in Week 11 of the 2024 NFL season. Kenny Albert (play-by-play), Jonathan Vilma (color analyst) and Jennifer Hale (sideline reporter) will be on the call.

Where to watch Saints vs. Browns on livestream

Streaming options for the game include FUBO, which offers a free trial to new subscribers.

For FUBO:

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Saints vs. Browns predictions, picks, odds

Saints 23, Browns 20: The Saints and the Browns have been two of the NFL’s lowliest teams for sometime now with similar records. But the Saints come into this one with a new sense of momentum and optimism in the second game of the Darren Rizzi era after knocking off the Atlanta Falcons with a 20-17 statement win. The Saints build off of this one in Caesars Superdome with a 23-20 win, as long as they keep Nick Chubb from getting back to doing Nick Chubb things.

ODDS: Browns (-1.5)

O/U: 44

All NFL Odds via BetMGM.

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New Orleans Saints schedule 2024

Sept. 8: Carolina (W, 47-10)
Sept. 15: @ Dallas (W, 44-19)
Sept. 22: Philadelphia (L, 15-12)
Sept. 29: @ Atlanta (L, 26-24)
Oct. 7: @ Kansas City: (L, 26-13)
Oct. 13: Tampa Bay (L, 51-27)
Oct. 17: Denver (L, 33-10)
Oct. 27: @ Los Angeles (L ,26-8)
Nov. 3: @ Carolina (L, 23-22)
Nov. 10: Atlanta (W, 20-17)
Record: 3-7

Cleveland Browns schedule 2024

Sept. 8: Dallas (L, 33-17)
Sept. 15: @ Jacksonville (W, 18-13)
Sept. 22: @ Las Vegas Raiders (L, 20-16)
Oct. 6: @ Washington, (L, 34-13)
Oct. 13: @ Philadelphia (L, 20-16)
Oct. 20: Bengals (L, 21-14)
Oct. 27: Ravens (W, 29-24)
Nov. 3: Los Angeles Chargers (L, 27-10)
Record: 2-7

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Week 11 NFL broadcast maps: Will your local station carry Saints-Browns?

Week 11 NFL broadcast maps: Will your local station carry New Orleans Saints vs. Cleveland Browns?

This week’s New Orleans Saints game isn’t exactly drawing a big crowd. Between the Saints’ 3-7 record and the visiting Cleveland Browns at 2-7, only local FOX affiliate stations in each team’s home market are preparing to broadcast the matchup.

Between bad records, an interim head coach leading the Saints, and a backup quarterback starting for the Browns, the TV executives would rather shine a brighter light on other games in the early window.

Still, Saints fans through Louisiana, most of Mississippi, and coastal Alabama and Florida will be able to cheer on their team. So will Browns faithful watching from home in Ohio and a few surrounding areas.

Kickoff is set for Noon CT/1 p.m. ET on Sunday, Nov. 17. Check the map from 506 Sports to see if you’re covered:

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Week 10 broadcast map: Will your station carry Saints vs. Falcons?

The New Orleans Saints will look to snap a seven-game losing streak as they face the visiting Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, marking their second meeting of the season against the team.

According to 506 Sports, the Atlanta vs. New Orleans contest will be carried by the majority of the states in the southeastern United States, including large parts of Georgia, South Carolina, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Arkansas.

FOX will carry the broadcast, and the game will obviously be bailable on the local channels pertinent to Georgia and Louisiana, the home states of the two teams playing here.

The Saints and the Falcons are set to kick off at Noon CT/1 p.m. ET on Sunday from the Caesars Superdome. This was a close game the first time this season that the two teams met, but it is expected to be a potential runaway for Atlanta in this upcoming meeting.

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What channel is Saints vs. Chiefs on today? Time, TV streaming info to watch Week 5 game

It’s Saints vs. Chiefs in Week 5 of the 2024 NFL season. Here’s how to watch, including time, channel, TV schedule and streaming info.

The New Orleans Saints have their first game versus an AFC opponent, the Kansas City Chiefs. The Saints defense will walk in to Kansas City with eyes squarely on Travis Kelce. Patrick Mahomes’ favorite weapon for years now feels like the only true receiving threat due to the injury to Rashee Rice.

It was just two weeks ago that Philadelphia Eagles tight end Dallas Goedert had a career day against the Saints. If they can limit Kelce, that should lead to the Saints keeping the game low scoring.

The Saints offense had a bounce-back performance last week. It didn’t get the job done, but Alvin Kamara had more room to run. Chris Olave extends his streak of 80-plus receiving yard games to three games in a row.

Here’s how to watch the Saints game, including time, TV schedule and streaming information:

What channel is Saints vs. Chiefs game on today? Time, TV schedule

TV Channel: ESPN

Start time: 7:15 p.m. CT (8:15 p.m. ET)

Saints vs. Chiefs will broadcast nationally on ESPN in Week 5 of the 2024 NFL season. Joe Buck and Troy Aikman will call the game from the booth at Arrowhead Stadium, with Lisa Salters reporting from the sidelines.

Where to watch Saints vs. Chiefs on livestream

Streaming options for the game include ESPN+, and FUBO, which offers a free trial to new subscribers.

For FUBO:

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For ESPN+:

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Saints vs. Chiefs predictions, picks, odds

Saints 31, Chiefs 26: The Kansas City Chiefs don’t win big. They’re 4-0 and have won every game by one score. That doesn’t bode well for the Saints if the game comes down to the final minutes. The Saints haven’t been the most reliable team in late game situations. The Saints offense looked better a week ago and my bold prediction is they’ll put up 30 points for the first time since Week 2. The Chiefs haven’t allowed 30 points all year. Chiefs 26 Saints 31

ODDS: Chiefs -5.5

O/U: 43

All NFL Odds via BetMGM.

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Saints schedule 2024

Sept. 8: Carolina (W, 47-10)
Sept. 15: at Dallas (W, 44-19)
Sept. 22: Philadelphia (L, 15-12)
Sept. 29: at Atlanta (L, 26-24)
Oct. 7: at Kansas City
Record: 2-2

Chiefs schedule 2024

Sept. 5: Baltimore (W, 27-20)
Sept. 15: Cincinnati (W, 26-25)
Sept. 22: at Atlanta (W, 22-17)
Sept. 22: at LA Chargers (W, 17-10)
Oct. 7: New Orleans
Record: 4-0

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Week 4 NFL broadcast maps: Will your station carry Saints vs. Falcons?

After being in two of the most-visible games in Week 2 and Week 3, the Saints’ next matchup with the Falcons will have a much smaller broadcast range:

The New Orleans Saints and Atlanta Falcons are both coming off devastating losses where the game was within reach until the last possession. Both teams will be looking for a bounce-back performance.

But the Saints take a slight step down in visibility this week. The reach of the broadcast is limited by FOX not having a double header in Week 4. The majority of the country is watching the San Francisco 49ers versus New England Patriots game at 3:25 p.m. CT.

Though it’s a late game that won’t overlap with the Saints game, the station can only show one game on Sunday, regardless of the time slot. This means the game will be shown from Louisiana to Georgia and some of the surrounding areas, according to 506 Sports.

The Saints and Falcons is a great rivalry that flies under the radar at times, so in ways it’s appropriate the game is a local show. The Saints have dominated this series as of recent and are looking to carry that tradition on.

Coverage of this week’s game is reflected in green on this map from 506 Sports. See if you’ll catch the broadcast from your local FOX affiliate station:

How to watch, stream, and listen to Saints vs. Eagles game in Week 3

Here are all of your options for how to watch, listen, and stream the Week 3 matchup between the New Orleans Saints and the Philadelphia Eagles:

The New Orleans Saints Week 3 matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles is going to be a must-watch, as both teams have all the motivation in the world to come out of this game victors. The Saints look to improve to 3-0 on the back of two impressive victories, and the Eagles look to bounce back to 2-1 after a loss to the Atlanta Falcons last week.

Here is how you can tune into the FOX Sports broadcast this week, which will be carried by both local markets as well as much of the country. Greg Olsen and Joe Davis will be slated as the broadcasters for this matchup:

What: New Orleans Saints (2-0) vs. Philadelphia Eagles (1-1)
Where: Caesars Superdome, New Orleans, La.
When: Sunday, Sept. 22, Noon CT (1 p.m. ET)

Streaming options include FuboTV (try it free) in each team’s regional market, with fans outside that range able to stream with NFL Sunday Ticket via YouTube TV.

If you want to listen in via the radio, the local options consist of WWL-870 AM or 105.3 AM, which consist of Deuce McAllister, Mike Hoss, and Jeff Nowak for announcers. Additionally, there is the national radio station Compass Media, which features Chris Carrino and Brian Baldinger.

Both teams will have the chance to really show what they’re made of in this matchup, and solidify where they rank among the top of the NFC with other teams. The Saints will want to prove themselves again against another quality opponent like they did against the Dallas Cowboys, and the Eagles want to just get back on track after a tough end to the 2023 season and 1-1 start so far to this season.

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Greg Olsen, Joe Davis on the call for Saints vs. Eagles in Week 3

Greg Olsen and Joe Davis are on the call, with Pam Oliver reporting from the sidelines on the FOX Sports broadcast of Saints vs. Eagles in Week 3:

We already know that FOX Sports is casting a wide net for Week 3’s matchup between the New Orleans Saints and Philadelphia Eagles — TV broadcast coverage extends all throughout the Southeast and up both coasts, and there will be a lot of eyes on this game. But who will we be listening to on the call?

Depending on who you ask, the FOX Sports A Team. Greg Olsen and Joe Davis will be in the broadcast booth with Pam Oliver reporting from the sidelines at the Caesars Superdome on Sunday. Tom Brady and Kevin Burkhardt’s crew is the network’s A Team, on paper, but Brady’s lackluster performance on the mic has led to a lot of viewers asking for Olsen. He and Davis have made for a popular B Team at FOX.

The three-time Pro Bowl tight end was a big-time rival of the Saints’ for years with the Carolina Panthers, and he’s transitioned well to a role in the media. Olsen has gained a lot of fans for his ability to play up dramatic moments in games as naturally as he breaks down why something is so impressive from a schematic point of view. So Saints fans could be in for a treat with Olsen sharing his commentary this Sunday.

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Week 3 NFL broadcast maps: Will your station carry Saints vs. Eagles?

Will your station carry Saints vs. Eagles? The Week 3 NFL broadcast maps from 506 Sports have a lot of eyes on New Orleans this Sunday:

The New Orleans Saints’ Week 1 matchup did not have much attention outside their home market, but after their strong showing and a high-profile win over the Dallas Cowboys in Week 2 they’ve become impossible to ignore. The Saints are 2-0 heading into a matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles, a popular preseason Super Bowl pick looking vulnerable after their last-second loss to the Atlanta Falcons in prime time.

But the number of eyes on this game will be pretty significant for the time slot, as kickoff still resides in FOX’s early window. Coverage extends up into about half of New England, throughout most of Pennsylvania down through Florida, and all the way up to Seattle and Los Angeles with the exception of Colorado and New Mexico due to the Denver Broncos matchup. This covers roughly half the continental United States, while also being shown in Hawaii.

As labeled in red on this map from 506 Sports, the coverage is widespread, and the only major competitor for views in terms of states covered is the Tennessee Titans against the Green Bay Packers, which takes up much of the Midwest and into Montana. See if you’ll catch the broadcast from your local FOX affiliate station:

Remember, you can also catch the game by streaming it on NFL+ or FuboTV (try it free). Additionally, fans in Louisiana can tune in to WWL 870 AM or 105.3 FM with Deuce McAllister and Mike Hoss for radio coverage. Those watching the FOX broadcast will be slated to have Joe Davis and Greg Olsen on the coverage.

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How to watch, stream, and listen to Saints vs. Cowboys game in Week 2

Every way to watch or listen to Saints vs. Cowboys whether you’re in New Orleans or Dallas

The New Orleans Saints go on the road for the first time this season to face the Dallas Cowboys in Arlington, Texas. The Saints go from facing one of the worst teams in the NFL to playing a true NFC contender. The change in scheme under Klint Kubiak was the biggest story of Week 1. Derek Carr, Alvin Kamara and the offense will have to continue executing at a high level this upcoming week.

Here’s how you can tune in to the FOX Sports broadcast, which will be carried locally in each team’s home market. Tom Brady and Kevin Burkhardt are on the call from the booth:

What: New Orleans Saints (1-0) vs. Dallas Cowboys (1-0)
Where: AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas
When: Sunday, Sept. 15, Noon CT (1 p.m. ET)

Streaming options include FuboTV (try it free) in each team’s regional market, with fans outside that range able to stream with NFL Sunday Ticket via YouTube TV.

If you’re listening in over the radio, WWL 870 AM or 105.3 FM (and its local affiliate stations) with Mike Hoss and Deuce McAllister. The game is available on KRLD 105.3 FM The Fan in Dallas as well as its affiliate stations.

Each team is looking to extend their undefeated record for another week. The Saints are coming off a huge victory over the Panthers to open the season. The same can be said about the Cowboys. They put up 33 points on one of the best defenses in the NFL. They’re in for a similar challenge in Week 2 while the Saints are in for a bigger challenge than last week.

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Drew Brees previews Saints-Cowboys with Jon Gruden

Drew Brees previewed this week’s Saints-Cowboys game with ex-NFL coach Jon Gruden. He doesn’t envy Derek Carr having to prepare for Mike Zimmer’s defense:

Jon Gruden has been out of the NFL for a few years now after being fired by the Las Vegas Raiders in the wake of a scandal centering on his extensive use of hateful language, and he’s keeping busy these days by talking shop with current and former players when the New Orleans Saints aren’t inviting him to observe practice and sitting down with him for team meals in Tampa.

Gruden still has a lot of connections and fans around the league. His old quarterback Derek Carr is one of them. Another Saints quarterback, Drew Brees, is another. Brees joined Gruden on his YouTube channel to discuss a wide range of topics including youth football, fatherhood, and this week’s matchup with the Dallas Cowboys.

Brees visited the Saints at their training camp in Southern California, and he’s eager to see more of their offense with Klint Kubiak calling plays into Carr’s headset: “I love what that offense brings, both in the run game and I think the mentality, the way it shapes up the play action the passing game as well. I think there’s a renewed enthusiasm there. I think Derek’s about to have some of his best years. He’s got some explosive weapons around him.”

Interestingly, Brees pointed to what the Saints are doing now in comparison to what he and Sean Payton did back in 2006. Just like Payton learned much from Gruden as a coaching mentor in adapting the West Coast offense for his own designs, Kubiak is making Kyle Shanahan’s system his own in New Orleans. “It came from the same source, right?” Brees added.

As to this matchup in Dallas? Brees is hoping Carr can build on his strong performance: “That’ll be a heck of a matchup. I’ll be glued to the TV for that one.”

One wrinkle to this year’s game Gruden pointed out? Mike Zimmer’s return to Dallas. He’s once again the Cowboys defensive coordinator after a couple of seasons out of the league, running the defense where he first rose to prominence as Payton’s coworker so many years ago. And Brees doesn’t envy Carr and Kubiak having to outwit a defensive coach he has a ton of respect for.

“I’ll say this, we played against Zim a bunch. And there was never a week I expended more mental energy preparing for a defense than a Zimmer defense,” Brees said. “Because just like you said, the minute they walk those two linebackers up in the A gaps, even if they’re just bluffing them, it gets you thinking so much about, ‘Where can I get the ball out? What coverage are they potentially rolling to?'”

That sounds exhausting just from the description. What’s really intriguing about the Kubiak-Zimmer chess match is that Kubiak last worked as an offensive coordinator calling plays under Zimmer on the Minnesota Vikings. But the offense he’s running now is more heavily derived from Shanahan’s San Francisco 49ers system than what Kubiak used in Minnesota, so it’s not like either coach has an inside track on what the other is planning. It’s all going to come to a head on Sunday. Like Brees (and Gruden), we’ll be watching.

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