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Saints vs. Giants: How to watch, bet, listen, and stream Week 15’s matchup
Can the New Orleans Saints (6-7) stay alive in the NFC South title race? A win over the New York Giants (5-8) on Sunday would sure help their case. But that’s easier said than done when the Giants are riding a three-game win streak behind a stout defense and sensational rookie quarterback Tommy DeVito. The Saints may have snapped their three-game losing skid a week ago, but Derek Carr and Dennis Allen have a lot of work to do in winning back the fanbase.
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Here’s how to tune in when the Jaguars try to get back on track Sunday against the Ravens.
The Jacksonville Jaguars can’t afford to lose many more games, if any. With their AFC South lead disappearing fast and a long line of AFC contenders battling for wild card berths, the pressure is on when they host the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday night.
After back-to-back losses to the Cincinnati Bengals and Cleveland Browns, the Jaguars will be tied for the AFC South lead if they lose in Week 15.
It’s a high stakes matchup for Jacksonville and the rest of the AFC with the Ravens currently out in front of the race for the No. 1 seed. And it’ll get the national stage that such a big contest deserves.
Two weeks after the Jaguars played on Monday Night Football for the first time in 12 years, the team will return to Sunday Night Football for the first time since October 2008.
Here’s how to tune in from home Sunday when the Jaguars attempt to get back on track against Baltimore:
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Here’s how to tune in when the Jaguars try to get back on track Sunday against the Browns.
The Jacksonville Jaguars will look to bounce back from a rough Week 13 outing when they play on the road against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday.
While the 34-31 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals a week ago was a setback in the Jaguars’ pursuit of a high seed in the AFC, it’s the avalanche of injuries they incurred that was even more concerning. Jacksonville will be without wide receiver Christian Kirk, offensive lineman Walker Little, and cornerbacks Tyson Campbell and Tre Herndon due to injuries suffered last week.
Most importantly, the health of Trevor Lawrence will be in the spotlight Sunday after his ankle crumpled awkwardly underneath him late in the Week 13 loss. Missing multiple games seemed like a given at the time, but now it seems Lawrence is somehow likely to start against the Browns.
Here’s how to tune in from home Sunday when the Jaguars attempt to get back on track against the Browns:
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Here’s how to tune in when the Jaguars play on Monday Night Football for the first time in 12 years.
The Jacksonville Jaguars are set to be on Monday Night Football for the first time in 12 years when they host the Cincinnati Bengals in a Week 13 contest.
When the NFL’s 2023 schedule was released in May, the early December battle of the big cats looked to be one of the toughest tests of the year for the Jaguars. But now that it has arrived, Jacksonville is a significant favorite against the Bengals.
That’s mostly due to a season-ending injury suffered by Cincinnati’s Joe Burrow that has left the team with no option but to hand the reins to Jake Browning. Last week, the fifth-year pro made his first career start, but couldn’t lead the Bengals to many points in a 16-10 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Here’s how to tune in from home Monday when the Jaguars attempt to make life tough for Browning and the Bengals:
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Saints vs. Lions: How to watch, listen and stream Week 13 game
We’re in for a tough game between the New Orleans Saints (5-6) and Detroit Lions (8-3) on Sunday at the Caesars Superdome. The Lions are looking for something to hit after they got embarrassed by the Green Bay Packers on Thanksgiving Day last week; the Saints are just hoping to tread water and keep their position in the NFC South after falling into second-place with back-to-back losses on the road.
This is the first game of a three-week homestand for New Orleans. The Saints badly need a win, but it’ll take all they’ve got to take care of business with Detroit. Here’s how you can tune in:
Week 13 NFL broadcast maps: Will your local station carry Saints-Lions?
Will your local TV station carry Week 12’s matchup between the New Orleans Saints and Detroit Lions? The latest broadcast map projections from 506 Sports have the game being covered throughout most of the west as well as in the neighboring states of the hometown markets. The game will be the most televised game of the early window on Sunday.
This week’s game will be broadcast on FOX, with kickoff scheduled for Noon CT. Joe Davis and Daryl Johnston will call the game from the booth, with sideline reporter Pam Oliver checking in from the field. Areas marked in red on this map (plus Alaska) are showing the Saints-Lions game, while those in blue will see the Dolphins-Commanders tilt and the regions in blue are covering Falcons-Jets:
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Here’s how to tune in when the Jaguars try to solidify their spot atop the AFC South:
When the NFL schedule for the 2023 season was released earlier this year, the Jacksonville Jaguars probably didn’t circle their post-Thanksgiving meeting with the Houston Texans as a particularly special matchup.
A year ago, the Texans were one of the NFL’s worst teams and didn’t look primed to compete for a postseason berth any time soon.
But after beating the Jaguars by 20 points earlier in the year, Houston is a win on Sunday away from heading into the month of December in first place in the AFC South. It’s up to Jacksonville to hold off the Texans by traveling to NRG Stadium in Week 12 and leaving with a win.
Here’s how to tune in from home Sunday when the Jaguars attempt to solidify their spot atop the AFC South:
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Everything to know heading into Saints’ Week 12 game vs. Falcons
The New Orleans Saints are off of their bye week and heading on to the road to take on the Atlanta Falcons. Here’s everything you need to know heading into Week 12 including broadcast info, referee assignment, series history, and the latest injury report, among other key notes. Get up to speed before kickoff:
The Jaguars hope to get back on track by beating their rival, the Titans. Here’s how to tune in from home:
The Jacksonville Jaguars will meet their oldest and fiercest rival for the first time this season when the Tennessee Titans come to EverBank Stadium for a Week 11 contest.
For the Jaguars, it’s a chance to shake off a brutal, 31-point loss in Week 10 and stay on top of the AFC South. For the Titans, it may be the last chance to make a run in 2023 after four losses in their last five games have Tennessee three games out of the division lead.
It’s a game that always carries a personal stake and would be a devastating misstep if Jacksonville can’t get the win.
Here’s how to tune in from home Sunday when the Jaguars attempt to get back on track:
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Saints vs. Vikings: How to watch, listen, and stream Week 10 game
It’s here: we’re off and running into Week 10’s slate of NFL games with the New Orleans Saints (5-4) visiting the Minnesota Vikings (5-4) with ambitions of going into their bye week after winning their third in a row this season.
But that’s easier said than done against a Vikings team that presents some unique challenges. Quarterback Joshua Dobbs’ skills as a runner could keep the Saints defense off-balance just like he did in last week’s heroic comeback win over the Atlanta Falcons. And Minnesota’s defense blitzes more often than any other unit around the league, which could be a problem for Derek Carr.
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