How to watch and stream Patriots vs. Eagles in NFL Week 1
The New England Patriots are ready to kick off their 2023 season with a home opener against the reigning NFC champions. The Philadelphia Eagles are kicking off their season on the road against a determined Patriots team who is looking to put a disappointing 2022 season behind them. As for the Eagles, they are looking […]
The New England Patriots are ready to kick off their 2023 season with a home opener against the reigning NFC champions.
The Philadelphia Eagles are kicking off their season on the road against a determined Patriots team who is looking to put a disappointing 2022 season behind them. As for the Eagles, they are looking to fight their way back to the Super Bowl and take home the crown.
Here's everything you need to know about Sunday's meeting between the Patriots and Eagles:
New England Patriots (0-0) vs Philadelphia Eagles (0-0)
Date: Sunday, September 10
Time: 4:25 p.m. ET
Location: Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, MA
Betting odds: Eagles -4, Over/Under 4745 (per DraftKings)
How to watch on TV: CBS/Local 4
Streaming: NFL+, Paramount+, NFL Sunday Ticket,
Radio: 98.5 The Sports Hub
Tom Brady Ceremony
The Patriots will welcome Tom Brady back to Gillette Stadium on Sunday, with a ceremony set to take place at halftime to honor the quarterback. During his time in New England, Brady helped lead the team to six Super Bowl championships, with Robert Kraft excited to have Brady back in the building to begin the 2023 season.
Read more about his return here:
- Patriots' Matthew Slater recalls funny interactions between Tom Brady and Julian Edelman
- Patriots' Robert Kraft excited to give Tom Brady a 'proper' sendoff
- Patriots’ Josh Uche remembers unforgettable speech from Tom Brady from his Michigan days
- What Bill O'Brien said about working with Tom Brady and Bill Belichick
- Bill Belichick 'looking forward' to seeing Tom Brady on Sunday at Patriots' season opener
3 Bengals players to watch
- QB Mac Jones: This is his opportunity to prove everybody wrong. Jones had a struggling season last year and this is his chance to bounce back. And it all starts on Sunday.
- RB Ezekiel Elliott: While the Patriots signed Elliott prior to the joint practices with the Green Bay Packers, the running back has not had any game expierence so Sunday will be the first glimpse of how he does in the Patriots offense. And with that, it will be interesting to see how Bill O'Brien plans to utilize both Elliott and Rhamondre Stevenson.
- CB Christian Gonzalez : With Jack Jones sidelined, the rookie cornerback is going to get the opportunity to see increased time on the field. And he is starting off the season with a real challenge, having to defend a strong Eagles offense with A.J Brown and DeVonta Smith on the roster.
More Patriots news ahead of the game
- Patriots reportedly sign Bailey Zappe to 53-man roster
- Patriots receive good news about Rhamondre Stevenson despite Friday's absence
- Patriots name team captains for 2023 season
- Patriots' Mac Jones reflects on time with Jalen Hurts at Alabama
Patriots make series of roster moves including placing Jack Jones on injured reserve
This move was expected.
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