ESPN starts its 19th broadcast season Monday Night Football on Monday, September 9, when Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets visit Brock Purdy and the San Francisco 49ers at 8 p.m. EST. The multiplatform presentation will be preceded by the season debut of Monday evening countdown two hours before the main show and a two-hour episode of NFL Liveall live from Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. The return of the Monday Night Football The broadcaster concludes a weekend of ESPN NFL programming and coverage, including the season debut of Countdown on Sunday evening on Sunday, September 8th at 10am EST and returning from NFL Prime Time And NFL duel. In addition, the first edition of The collapse with Peyton and Belichick will premiere on ESPN+ on Friday, September 6 and replay on ESPN2.
Live commentator Joe Buckanalyst Troy Aikman and sideline reporter Lisa Salters make their season debut on Monday Night Footballwhich marks the third year the trio has worked together. Laura RutledgeHosted by NFL Live And SEC Nationwill be on the air for the Week 1 game and will cover the 49ers while Salters will focus on the Jets.
At the same time, Monday Night Football with Peyton and Elicolloquially known as ManningCastbegins its fourth season on ESPN2. The alternative show, presented in partnership with Omaha Productions and featuring former NFL quarterbacks, Peyton Manning And Eli Manningincluding former NFL head coach Bill Belichick as a special guest in the first half of the 11 editions, before welcoming more guests in the second half.
ESPN Deportes will broadcast the game in Spanish with live commentary. Rebecca Landa and new game analyst Sebastian Martinez Christensen. Additionally, MJ Acosta-Ruiz will make her debut as a sideline reporter for these broadcasts as part of a deal she signed with ESPN earlier this summer. John Sutcliffe will provide reports from the venue of the game and Katia Castorena will report on site for selected Monday Night Football games.
Live National Football League games will also be available on ESPN Radio throughout the season, beginning with two matchups in Week 1. The national audio network will broadcast the Pittsburgh Steelers game against the Atlanta Falcons, as well as the Denver Broncos game against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, September 8.
Jason Kelce makes his regular season debut on Monday evening countdown next to Scott Van Pelt, Ryan Clark And Marcus Spears from Levi’s Stadium as the quartet discusses upcoming NFL matches and action. Feature Reporter Michelle Beisner-Buck and high-ranking NFL insider Adam Schefter will also regularly contribute to the program. Van Pelt will moderate SportsCenter from the venue after the game has ended.
Before the show there will be an on-site edition of NFL Livewhich will feature Clark, Spears and Rutledge, who will act as moderators and report from the sidelines during the game, along with analysts Mina Kimes And Daniel Orlowski. The NFL Live The team will be on site several times this season, including at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, when the Philadelphia Eagles host the Atlanta Falcons in Week 2. In addition, all Monday editions of the show this fall will be extended to two hours, spanning from 3-5 p.m. EST. Prior to on-site programming, ESPN will provide viewers with Week 1 reaction and previews of the Monday night game on SportsCenter, Stand up, First attempt And The Pat McAfee Show.
As already mentioned, Michael Grünberg is there NFL countdown on Sunday as host of the program and will make his regular season debut on Sunday, September 8. Greenberg will be joined by analysts Teddy Bruschi, Rex Ryan, Randy Moss And Alex Smith on the program. Adam Schefter and Erin Dolan will contribute to the program by providing news and betting analysis. There will also be several reporters on site in the league, reporting live from several venues.
Chris Berman returns to the host NFL Prime Time alongside the former Super Bowl champion Booger McFarlandThe program is available every Sunday on ESPN+ starting at 7:30 p.m. EST and shows highlights from Sunday’s NFL games. In addition, the team at Sal Paolantonio, Darius Butler And Greg Cosell return for their second season as hosts NFL duelPremiers Saturdays on ESPN2 and available on demand via ESPN+. The show airs on ESPN on Sundays during the NFL season, typically at 4:00 a.m. and 6:30 a.m. EST.
Louis Riddick will be producing a new program in collaboration with NFL Films called Turning point where he presents the key moments of the most important games of the week during the season. The show will be available on Wednesdays throughout the regular season. Before the weekend program with games during a week with a ManningCastPeyton Manning and Bill Belichick host together The collapse with Peyton and Belichick There they analyse the upcoming Monday Night Football Matchup. The show will be available Fridays on ESPN+ and rebroadcast on linear television on the ESPN2 network.
